What College Football Would Look Like If Only the Big 4 Conferences Remained
It's inevitable.
Like one of those bad dreams, where you know something bad is going to happen, you are sweating, then you sit up screaming and realize it was not real.
But this is real.
The college football landscape is changing, drastically.
The new bowl game between the Big 12 and the SEC is another step toward "super conferences" and whether this is a step in the right direction remains to be scene.
This is a look at how the landscape might appear with four major conferences remaining.
We are operating under the assumption that the ACC and Big East are pretty much toast, as well as that the Big Ten, Pac-12 and SEC have more leverage and fewer slots to fill than the Big 12.
Each conference has 16 teams, and each one is split into two divisions.
Read on for a glimpse of how the "Power Conferences" might look in the very near future. (more)
It's inevitable.
Like one of those bad dreams, where you know something bad is going to happen, you are sweating, then you sit up screaming and realize it was not real.
But this is real.
The college football landscape is changing, drastically.
The new bowl game between the Big 12 and the SEC is another step toward "super conferences" and whether this is a step in the right direction remains to be scene.
This is a look at how the landscape might appear with four major conferences remaining.
We are operating under the assumption that the ACC and Big East are pretty much toast, as well as that the Big Ten, Pac-12 and SEC have more leverage and fewer slots to fill than the Big 12.
Each conference has 16 teams, and each one is split into two divisions.
Read on for a glimpse of how the "Power Conferences" might look in the very near future. (more)
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