What incentive do schools have unless ESPN is going to throw a massive pile of cash at them? This year, Indiana's football season didn't begin until Oct.10 when it faced its first road test at Nebraska.
Yes, there was the home game against Northwestern that was way closer than it should've been, but let's not act like facing Northwestern, in this era, is considered a massive game.These schools don't have the depth to get through these seasons as is, why make it any tougher? Cignetti knows the formula.Treat the first 3-4 games as the preseason.
Get your transfer NIL quarterback acquainted.Build continuity with the playoff as the target.
Indiana had to win three games to win the title in January.With the 24-game tournament, it would now need to win four games.This page may contain affiliate links to legal sports betting partners.
If you sign up or place a wager, FOX News may be compensated.This content was created by a team that works independently from the FOX newsroom.COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF EXPANDING TO 24 TEAMS IN 2027, WITH MORE GAMES COMING TO CAMPUSES ACROSS THE COUNTRYWhy play harder early games? That's more chances for injuries.
More chances to lose your quarterback.More wear and tear on bodies.
More travel (maybe, if your team actually leaves home).Unless we go to two super conferences and ban games against the MAC, Conference USA, etc., Indiana isn't changing a thing.Quick thoughts:COLLEGE FOOTBALL PLAYOFF EXPANSION IS NOTHING MORE THAN A DESPERATE FINANCIAL BAILOUT DISGUISED AS PROGRESS Email: [email protected] photos, stories, tips, rants—whatever you've got.
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