DiscoverWho Killed College Football?Prologue: College Football Is Dead, Long Live College Football
Prologue: College Football Is Dead, Long Live College Football

Prologue: College Football Is Dead, Long Live College Football

Update: 2024-09-25
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Before we dive into the six suspects in the death of college football, let’s begin with a confession. College football is, in fact, very much alive, with upsets being sprung, conferences continuing to realign, and expanded playoff spots to fret over. The sport remains incredibly popular, entertaining, and, at least for certain segments, financially lucrative.But the college football you used to know? That might be dead, whether you’re unhappy about the slow erasure of amateurism, swollen superconferences disregarding geography, the power of television networks to shape the future, and any number of other changes that could shake your belief in what college football was, is, or should be.If you’re feeling that way, well, so is Nick Saban. So let’s start digging into how we got here in the first place.

Producer: Michael Henahan

Researcher: Alex McDaniel



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Prologue: College Football Is Dead, Long Live College Football

Prologue: College Football Is Dead, Long Live College Football

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