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It's 1989. 25 out of 106 schools playing FBS (then Division 1-A) football find themselves not in a conference. By today's standards, any of those teams not named Notre Dame wouldn't have a shot at national prominence. It's been that way since either 1993, when Penn State joined the Big Ten, or 1996, when Cincinnati,... Continue Reading →
The most common idea for a future College Football format is 4 16-team superconferences. However, I'm not a huge fan of simply taking the current major conferences and just eliminating one (most people kill the big 12), and there are currently 64 teams in the major conferences, which doesn't leave a spot to add Notre... Continue Reading →
Everyone seems to think the future of college football will have 4 so-called superconferences with 16 teams each that will be essentially what the Power 5 are now. To which I say, why? If the playoff is expanding to 8 teams, why would we need to restrict how many major conferences there are? Everyone seems... Continue Reading →
Murphy's Field 