PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE keep making videos bro, your research, knowledge, explanation of material, visuals, audio, literally every part of these videos have been awesome keep up the good work!!
I want to see the top G5 teams play on ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox as well. When they showed Fresno State at Boise State on CBS? They got over 1 million viewers of the two top MWC teams. Plus, many G5 schools do get more tv ratings than some of the schools SEC and Big 10 teams. There will be clamoring for the playoffs to expand lets say to 22 team field. Every conference get at least 1 team in and 12 at large bids. And no, SEC is not that strong, and most of the Big 10 teams lose to G5 and FCS schools. Nobody wants to watch losers that are made up of those 2 conferences alone.
The idea of the SEC and Big Ten leaving to do their own thing because of how rich they are sounds eerily similar to the Super League bullshit happening in European Soccer.
Yesm. And it's also largely American investors pushing that BS, too. One thing American capitalists do well is kill traditions. The Europeans, unlike us, were not having it and made their voices heard.
Yeah, but the real question that needs to be answered is why their member institutions won't relinquish that non-profit/tax-exempt status when their bootlickers peddle arguments rooted in capitalism. 🤔🤷♂️
This is when they finally made their demand for 4 teams a piece, I think the other conferences should call their bluff. If they threaten to leave, let them.
I personally think the playoff will not take very long to max itself out at 16 teams, especially since it’s already a 4 weekend ordeal and all they’d need to do is add 2 games. The LARGE hurdle that will be the next evolution will be adding a 5th weekend to the playoff. Giving flexibility to have 20-30 teams in the playoff makes autobids much more palatable for the Power 2. Eventually, FOX/ESPN are going to convince the Power 2 that there’s more money in making the playoff bigger, rather than smaller. It’s just reality. Although, the days of an overrated 9th place Big 10 team getting a bid over a 3rd place Big12 team are inevitable. That much is certain.
I don't think that the Big 2 will split off fully, but I do think it means they will be in prime position to demand reorganization to FBS and essentially abandon geographic conferences for soccer-style divisions. They'll make sure the prime time slots feature the biggest teams playing each other, with them having a separate ranking/table, but keeping every other team in the same umbrella organization to add a veneer of equality. If they get bold enough they could even start doing promotion and relegation to ensure the 2nd and 3rd tier schools get a chance to be in the same level as Alabama and Michigan. Ideally this would exist only for football and perhaps basketball, and every other sport can go back to geographic conferences and not forcing Stanford volleyball to fly to Miami.
Loved the Video. Since you mentioned the CW and GT (Go Jackets!), did you know Underdogs on the CW are now 11-3 ATS and 9 of 14 on the ML. It's a wild trend that makes no sense... which is fitting.
Great video! I think it’s pretty obvious that they want to make more money from college football. It’s just not so obvious that the SEC and BIG leaving wouldn’t do that and would actually decrease viewership. 3:40-7:00 are definitely the most important parts of the video.
You all have 3 options: 1. Play in a league that only has 30 to 40 of the biggest schools. 2. Play in a league with 130 teams and get upset that your team never wins the national championship. 3. Play in a league with 130 teams but be happy when you win bowl games and also that you can win conference titles because your conference doesn’t have more than 12 teams.
Great Job! Live Sporting content is the only guarantee that networks have (per former Fox Sports Prez, Bob Thompson... as seen on the Big 12 Mafia). They absolutely want more content.
I despise the big 10 and sec and their false sense of grandeur. They have teams like Vanderbilt and Rutgers in their conferences and wanna split from the rest it’s pathetic
Maybe what we are experiencing is more akin to the early days of skyscrapers in cities like NYC and Chicago. Innovations like structural steel and the passenger elevator truly changed the game of real estate and ensured that the industry would be markedly different from those points moving forward. Let's say structural steel is the introduction of things like the transfer portal and NIL. That's what will come to form and shape the structure of teams in the future. Let's say the passenger elevator is akin to the conference realignment we have experienced recently, with some teams getting into much better financial situations as a result.
@@ThrowBackFrog Like, teams like FSU and Clemson are each in an old artist's loft space in industrial Brooklyn or the west side of Manhattan. But that space has seen better days, and now you straight up have too many requirements, too champagne a taste and a lesser budget. But which conference has a couple of rent-controlled units up for grabs that you can saunter into in 30 days?
Football channels are always the way to go, people love hearing about anything football from different perspectives and even football history. I'm a UC Bearcats fan btw
Another great video! The fact that every other team is tied to my team’s (where I went to school) success is why I’ll tune into so many games. To see which top team falls and makes way for mine to move up the rankings. It becomes significantly less interesting to me once that’s not part of the equation.
clarification: Disney owns specifically ESPN/ABC, giving them the rights to the SEC, ACC, AAC, Big-12, MW, and the CFB Playoffs FOX Shares the Big 10 with NBC, and CBS, as well as the Big 12 with Disney
I would love to see the playoff selection follow the model of UEFA Champions League. The champions of each conference get in, and the remaining slots are determined by the leagues performance in the playoffs over a given window, with some some cap existing for the most dominant conference. The SEC will have the most slots at first, and continue to have the best chance to keep their position, but if four teams get in, and three lose in the first round but the Big 12 make a run, then the competition number of bids change. Less arbitrary than a committee’s eye test, but protects the big dogs’ status if they can keep it up.
@@anythingthoughanythingthou2453 other than the name of the tournament, nothing I said has anything to do with soccer. Having an actual system based on performance is better than the opinion of a few guys behind closed doors. Your status should be on the line with every big game, instead of relying on constant drum beating.
So both options are bad for college football. If B10 and SEC both leave, it creates a deep division in division 1. If they just try to quietly make the playoffs exclusive to them, it makes the rest of the FBS all but irrelevant in the wider sporting world. Either way, both conferences would make a ton of money out of it.
The formation of Major College Football is still a few years away. ESPN has the ACC GOR extension option in 2027, the Pac 12 has until 2026 to reorganize, and the MWC TV deal ends concurrent with that. FSU may find a way to leave the ACC by those dates, and the football operations of the top 40 schools in FBS will merge into MCF, with an 8-team CFP after a 11-game regular season (divisional round-robin and 2 non-division games). Simply put, most of the CFB world is not aware enough of this, much like most of the world of 1938 could not fathom the extent of German ambitions. We all know how that worked out. You may call me the CFB Churchill.
As for this vid's assertion that there will be more games and more TV investment into them, I must point out the decade-long decline in youth participation numbers (outside of Texas and Florida). Sooner or later, this will manifest on the field, diminishing the quality of the games, and thereby the market for them.
I really think some of the G5 leagues should be pushed down a division but ACC, Big12, Notre Dame, and stronger G5s like Boise State should stay with B1G and SEC
You absolutely fail to account the danger to NCAA approved danger to college football overall and specifically a rule that might shift the power if held long enough - the NIL.
Oh yes they will,within 3 years. Disney is the King of entertainment, they own A.B.C. and E.S.P.N. Disney wan ts the super conference,for the MONEY.They get what they want.All they need is 40 to 48 teams.How many does the N.F.L.have,right? California 2 and Northwest 2 knew this already.Who from the Big 12 now has national juice, nobody Oklahoma state is closest. .Now not every BIG 10 and S.E.C. team will get to be part of this mess. Northwestern will not,Vandy, Arkansas, nope. Missouri,nope again.Ole Miss and Mississippi State maybe not. Rutgers? maybe due to N.Y.Market,but Penn State can kill it there too.Maryland ,nope.Indiana and Purdue nope..Notre Dame ,heck yes.California 2 and Northwest 2 are a yes. Nebraska,Colorado, Utah, Arizona 2,,all in.Because of the stadium and where it is,U.N.L.V. is also in.Florida big 3, no Duke,this ain't hoops. No Syracuse or B.C. Georgia Tech just got in. 10 to 12 from the east north,south west. Now the GREAT thing about this mes will be the return to old school conferences for all the other sports.This is just a Football Semi Pro type league. It Will Happen. Fewer schools to split the huge pot of gold,more cash for the teams.And Disney Corp. I saw my first Army game in 1957. I was 6. Pete dawkins Heisman Winner , I was hooked for life. In my 10 years in the Army,the best duty I was blessed to have was training cadets at the Point during summers in Warrior skills at Camps Buckner and Natural Bridge on the Post..I do not care one bit what the bunch of woke ass spoiled brats do.I am so deeply connected to the biggest game of them all,Army Navy.Pretty dam soon College Ball will be a boring as Pro Ball. Beat Navy!
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PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE keep making videos bro, your research, knowledge, explanation of material, visuals, audio, literally every part of these videos have been awesome keep up the good work!!
Thank you so much!
I want to see the top G5 teams play on ABC, NBC, CBS, Fox as well. When they showed Fresno State at Boise State on CBS? They got over 1 million viewers of the two top MWC teams. Plus, many G5 schools do get more tv ratings than some of the schools SEC and Big 10 teams. There will be clamoring for the playoffs to expand lets say to 22 team field. Every conference get at least 1 team in and 12 at large bids. And no, SEC is not that strong, and most of the Big 10 teams lose to G5 and FCS schools. Nobody wants to watch losers that are made up of those 2 conferences alone.
You're right. I wish I could see App State or UNC Charlotte on national TV more often than Alabama or Georgia
The idea of the SEC and Big Ten leaving to do their own thing because of how rich they are sounds eerily similar to the Super League bullshit happening in European Soccer.
Yesm. And it's also largely American investors pushing that BS, too. One thing American capitalists do well is kill traditions. The Europeans, unlike us, were not having it and made their voices heard.
Yeah, but the real question that needs to be answered is why their member institutions won't relinquish that non-profit/tax-exempt status when their bootlickers peddle arguments rooted in capitalism. 🤔🤷♂️
This is when they finally made their demand for 4 teams a piece, I think the other conferences should call their bluff. If they threaten to leave, let them.
Such great quality content and this is only the SECOND video in the channel? Keep it up and you will go places!
Thank you! Share it with your friends and lets keep it going!
I personally think the playoff will not take very long to max itself out at 16 teams, especially since it’s already a 4 weekend ordeal and all they’d need to do is add 2 games.
The LARGE hurdle that will be the next evolution will be adding a 5th weekend to the playoff. Giving flexibility to have 20-30 teams in the playoff makes autobids much more palatable for the Power 2.
Eventually, FOX/ESPN are going to convince the Power 2 that there’s more money in making the playoff bigger, rather than smaller. It’s just reality.
Although, the days of an overrated 9th place Big 10 team getting a bid over a 3rd place Big12 team are inevitable. That much is certain.
Great point!
I don't think that the Big 2 will split off fully, but I do think it means they will be in prime position to demand reorganization to FBS and essentially abandon geographic conferences for soccer-style divisions. They'll make sure the prime time slots feature the biggest teams playing each other, with them having a separate ranking/table, but keeping every other team in the same umbrella organization to add a veneer of equality. If they get bold enough they could even start doing promotion and relegation to ensure the 2nd and 3rd tier schools get a chance to be in the same level as Alabama and Michigan. Ideally this would exist only for football and perhaps basketball, and every other sport can go back to geographic conferences and not forcing Stanford volleyball to fly to Miami.
The big 12 and ACC should also probably do something similar for college basketball (maybe add the big east to really stick it to the B1G and SEC)
that would be hilarious
This is an awesome growing channel and I’m glad to be here
Loved the Video. Since you mentioned the CW and GT (Go Jackets!), did you know Underdogs on the CW are now 11-3 ATS and 9 of 14 on the ML. It's a wild trend that makes no sense... which is fitting.
Great video! I think it’s pretty obvious that they want to make more money from college football. It’s just not so obvious that the SEC and BIG leaving wouldn’t do that and would actually decrease viewership. 3:40-7:00 are definitely the most important parts of the video.
Awesome second video. Please keep doing college football videos when the future big news stories break
Will do!
You all have 3 options:
1. Play in a league that only has 30 to 40 of the biggest schools.
2. Play in a league with 130 teams and get upset that your team never wins the national championship.
3. Play in a league with 130 teams but be happy when you win bowl games and also that you can win conference titles because your conference doesn’t have more than 12 teams.
Didn’t even realize these were your first two videos. Great job, I subscribed and I’m eager to see whatever you make in the future.
Thank you! I'm glad you like them!
Great Job! Live Sporting content is the only guarantee that networks have (per former Fox Sports Prez, Bob Thompson... as seen on the Big 12 Mafia). They absolutely want more content.
Thanks!
I despise the big 10 and sec and their false sense of grandeur. They have teams like Vanderbilt and Rutgers in their conferences and wanna split from the rest it’s pathetic
Love the channel man!
Thanks!
Maybe what we are experiencing is more akin to the early days of skyscrapers in cities like NYC and Chicago. Innovations like structural steel and the passenger elevator truly changed the game of real estate and ensured that the industry would be markedly different from those points moving forward. Let's say structural steel is the introduction of things like the transfer portal and NIL. That's what will come to form and shape the structure of teams in the future. Let's say the passenger elevator is akin to the conference realignment we have experienced recently, with some teams getting into much better financial situations as a result.
Really interesting point!
@@ThrowBackFrog Like, teams like FSU and Clemson are each in an old artist's loft space in industrial Brooklyn or the west side of Manhattan. But that space has seen better days, and now you straight up have too many requirements, too champagne a taste and a lesser budget. But which conference has a couple of rent-controlled units up for grabs that you can saunter into in 30 days?
This is essentially the same idea European soccer teams had when they tried forming a Super League in 2021. It lasted three days.
Great point!
Football channels are always the way to go, people love hearing about anything football from different perspectives and even football history. I'm a UC Bearcats fan btw
Thanks!
@@ThrowBackFrog no problem man, your 1st vid randomly popped up on my feed and I liked it hopefully you stay at it man I'm subscribed for it 👍
Nice job with videos. You were great on Big 12 Mafia show too.
Dang, i had no idea you only had two videos. Your commentary, editing and delivery show a lot of experience
Thank you!
Another great video!
The fact that every other team is tied to my team’s (where I went to school) success is why I’ll tune into so many games. To see which top team falls and makes way for mine to move up the rankings. It becomes significantly less interesting to me once that’s not part of the equation.
solid point!
Another good video. loving your videos and ur twitter memes.
oh hey
You got yourself another subscriber
clarification: Disney owns specifically ESPN/ABC, giving them the rights to the SEC, ACC, AAC, Big-12, MW, and the CFB Playoffs
FOX Shares the Big 10 with NBC, and CBS, as well as the Big 12 with Disney
I would love to see the playoff selection follow the model of UEFA Champions League. The champions of each conference get in, and the remaining slots are determined by the leagues performance in the playoffs over a given window, with some some cap existing for the most dominant conference.
The SEC will have the most slots at first, and continue to have the best chance to keep their position, but if four teams get in, and three lose in the first round but the Big 12 make a run, then the competition number of bids change. Less arbitrary than a committee’s eye test, but protects the big dogs’ status if they can keep it up.
No one wants to see soccer in college football
@@anythingthoughanythingthou2453 other than the name of the tournament, nothing I said has anything to do with soccer. Having an actual system based on performance is better than the opinion of a few guys behind closed doors. Your status should be on the line with every big game, instead of relying on constant drum beating.
@@anythingthoughanythingthou2453 dude, soccer has a much better playoff system than college football. That's what he meant to say
Yes! This is what I want to see too!
Yeah preventing non B1G and SEC teams from making the playoffs at all is far worse for other fanbases than just letting them go do their own thing
Keep it up man 💯
Thanks!
If the SEC leaves the FBS, NAU is winning a natty within 5 years
Big Sky remains undefeated
Another Banger frawg
Great videos
The NFL has been doing it. So yes SEC and BIG can do it.
Amazing video
Thank you!
Was not expecting to see hoi 4 shit posting in a college football video great video bro 😂
glad somebody caught that haha
I'm just wondering how many years it'll be until the SE in SEC means southeast of Alaska?
So both options are bad for college football.
If B10 and SEC both leave, it creates a deep division in division 1. If they just try to quietly make the playoffs exclusive to them, it makes the rest of the FBS all but irrelevant in the wider sporting world.
Either way, both conferences would make a ton of money out of it.
exactly
The formation of Major College Football is still a few years away. ESPN has the ACC GOR extension option in 2027, the Pac 12 has until 2026 to reorganize, and the MWC TV deal ends concurrent with that. FSU may find a way to leave the ACC by those dates, and the football operations of the top 40 schools in FBS will merge into MCF, with an 8-team CFP after a 11-game regular season (divisional round-robin and 2 non-division games). Simply put, most of the CFB world is not aware enough of this, much like most of the world of 1938 could not fathom the extent of German ambitions. We all know how that worked out. You may call me the CFB Churchill.
As for this vid's assertion that there will be more games and more TV investment into them, I must point out the decade-long decline in youth participation numbers (outside of Texas and Florida). Sooner or later, this will manifest on the field, diminishing the quality of the games, and thereby the market for them.
I really think some of the G5 leagues should be pushed down a division but ACC, Big12, Notre Dame, and stronger G5s like Boise State should stay with B1G and SEC
You absolutely fail to account the danger to NCAA approved danger to college football overall and specifically a rule that might shift the power if held long enough - the NIL.
Josh pate is annoying
How so?
another media empire shill
Time will show just how wrong you are
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I rather them leave then remove auto bids .because the rest of fbs can get it own plsyoff.
Oh yes they will,within 3 years. Disney is the King of entertainment, they own A.B.C. and E.S.P.N. Disney wan ts the super conference,for the MONEY.They get what they want.All they need is 40 to 48 teams.How many does the N.F.L.have,right? California 2 and Northwest 2 knew this already.Who from the Big 12 now has national juice, nobody Oklahoma state is closest. .Now not every BIG 10 and S.E.C. team will get to be part of this mess. Northwestern will not,Vandy, Arkansas, nope. Missouri,nope again.Ole Miss and Mississippi State maybe not. Rutgers? maybe due to N.Y.Market,but Penn State can kill it there too.Maryland ,nope.Indiana and Purdue nope..Notre Dame ,heck yes.California 2 and Northwest 2 are a yes. Nebraska,Colorado, Utah, Arizona 2,,all in.Because of the stadium and where it is,U.N.L.V. is also in.Florida big 3, no Duke,this ain't hoops. No Syracuse or B.C. Georgia Tech just got in. 10 to 12 from the east north,south west. Now the GREAT thing about this mes will be the return to old school conferences for all the other sports.This is just a Football Semi Pro type league. It Will Happen. Fewer schools to split the huge pot of gold,more cash for the teams.And Disney Corp. I saw my first Army game in 1957. I was 6. Pete dawkins Heisman Winner , I was hooked for life. In my 10 years in the Army,the best duty I was blessed to have was training cadets at the Point during summers in Warrior skills at Camps Buckner and Natural Bridge on the Post..I do not care one bit what the bunch of woke ass spoiled brats do.I am so deeply connected to the biggest game of them all,Army Navy.Pretty dam soon College Ball will be a boring as Pro Ball. Beat Navy!
RCJH
Good stuff, but I'd cut down on the cutaways. Ruins the flow of the video. Still great stuff though. Keep it up.
Give me auto bids I don't care if it's 6 bigten 6 sec just no more committee
Walmart brand 😂😂
They won't Leave the FBS, but they will make sure the ACC and Big XII are irrelevant forever