Expanded College Football Playoff could save college sports, but not in this greedy, imbalanced era
Posted Mar 17, 2024
Want to do long-term damage to college football? Shrink the number of programs that aspire to big-time ball, force some others to maybe drop a subdivision (or drop football altogether) and shrink the number of football scholarships available (or any of the sports that might see teams dropped in droves). The SEC and Big Ten already have all the advantages.
(ESPN.com)
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