Why the next Big Ten/SEC meeting is all about grabbing more power and money | College Football Enquirer

Yahoo Sports national columnist Dan Wetzel and senior college sports reporter Ross Dellenger are joined by Sports Illustrated’s Pat Forde to discuss the next Big Ten-SEC joint advisory group meeting and why it’s a farce to college football. Hear the full conversation on the “College Football Enquirer” podcast – and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen.

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I do expect them to come to more agreements on playing more regularly, uh specifically in the regular season, playing in non CFP Bowls or other postseason, maybe games uh with one another and zeroing in more so on the CFP format, you guys remember the 33221 model, I’d expect that um that model along with a 44221 model to be discussed and keep in mind under the new agreement, the SEC Big 10 and ESPN control the future format, they have control over it just like they had control over the revenue distribution.

And people are probably wondering why were they given all this control because they were threatening to leave and split off and do their own thing in February.

This was some of the rhetoric that went along with the announcement of this advisory group when back then when alarm bells were going off because you know, when you’re getting conned these challenges, the challenging landscape of college sports, these challenges including but not limited to recent court decisions, pending litigation, a patchwork of state laws and complex governance proposals compel the two conferences to take a leadership role in developing solutions for a sustainable future of college sports.

Here’s what they see as the future of a sustainable college sports is them getting more and more and more of the power and more of the money and screw everybody else and guess what they’re gonna do, they’re gonna arrange it more to their, to their…

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Publish date : 2024-10-01 17:58:01

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