Bear Down Wildcats

I knew the promotion/relegation concept was going to gain traction. I’ve seen how exciting that is in English soccer.

I hate pro sports so right now I hate all of these kind of ideas. Next step will be to privatize athletic departments

Someone misses the Pac 10.

That's a relief. 2019/20 and 2020/1 would have kicked the UA to the lower league.

AZCatGirl wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 1:51 pm Someone misses the Pac 10.

I can't see this ever gaining traction. The "Haves" of college football (B1G/SEC) are not going to share revenue with anyone.

dmjcat wrote: ↑Tue Apr 16, 2024 2:53 pm I can't see this ever gaining traction. The "Haves" of college football (B1G/SEC) are not going to share revenue with anyone.

I think it's just to get NCAA out of football.

From the linked article:

First reported by The Athletic earlier this month, CST’s initiative assumes that a more concentrated structure for big-time college football would provide greater stability and increased media/sponsorship money than its current, fragmented model. Universities would each own a percentage of the league, according to The Athletic, with revenue sharing that favors the biggest brand names, like Alabama and Notre Dame.

It’s not happening.