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<blockquote data-quote="CEB" data-source="post: 879460" data-attributes="member: 4905"><p>I get that money is the driving force, but HOW is this going to happen? Who will orchestrate? Some sort of entity will have to be formed so the member schools have something to leave FOR. I suppose a confederation of like minded schools can work behind the scenes to all jump together (this is where grant of rights extension talks could be telling / interesting). Other option is a conference starts rewriting rules to “transcend” the rest of college football and then becomes the gatekeeper for who else gets in. SEC certainly seems the most likely candidate for that but there is still some dead weight to shed (just maybe less than any other conference). </p><p>I don’t really disagree with anything you say about the current state of college football or the fact that 90+ programs already have no shot in hades to compete for a championship. I also know it’s been a deceptive and underhanded institution for decades. No objection. I’m just having trouble visualizing how this reorganization is going to unfold.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="CEB, post: 879460, member: 4905"] I get that money is the driving force, but HOW is this going to happen? Who will orchestrate? Some sort of entity will have to be formed so the member schools have something to leave FOR. I suppose a confederation of like minded schools can work behind the scenes to all jump together (this is where grant of rights extension talks could be telling / interesting). Other option is a conference starts rewriting rules to “transcend” the rest of college football and then becomes the gatekeeper for who else gets in. SEC certainly seems the most likely candidate for that but there is still some dead weight to shed (just maybe less than any other conference). I don’t really disagree with anything you say about the current state of college football or the fact that 90+ programs already have no shot in hades to compete for a championship. I also know it’s been a deceptive and underhanded institution for decades. No objection. I’m just having trouble visualizing how this reorganization is going to unfold. [/QUOTE]
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