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A new Super League concept could radically alter college sports


Over the summer, as college administrators scrambled to unearth new cash for the onset of athlete revenue sharing, a svelte, bespectacled man visited with leaders at some of the most high-profile athletic departments in the country. He presented to them his solution for the unwieldy entity of college football. It is called Project Rudy. (Yahoo! Sports)

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A new Super League concept could radically alter college sports