#147 - What the decisions by the ACC and SEC mean for college football
Release Date: 07/31/2020
College Football Gridiron 365
We discuss the NIL, the college football playoff status and our hopes for the upcoming season in the last episode for Brant.
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A proposal has been made to expand the College Football Playoff to 12 teams and we discuss what that could mean going forward.
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We catch up with the latest in college football as campuses open up to potential recruits and schedules start to come into focus.
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We discuss what you need to know about the hottest topic in college football - name, image, likeness - and what it means this summer and going forward.
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We look back on Alabama's dominant performance in the championship game and start looking ahead to what's next in college football.
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We look back at the College Football Playoff semifinals and talk about the upcoming national championship game.
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We give our thoughts on the College Football Playoff committee's picks and discuss what they mean going forward for college football.
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We talk about the latest College Football Playoff rankings and discuss what games stand out on the schedule this week in college football.
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We look at the cancellation of the Ohio State-Michigan game and wonder if Ohio State will impress the committee enough to stay in the top four.
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We look at the latest rankings and talk about what they mean and talk about how there might still be bowl games to be canceled.
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The SEC is playing only 10 conference games, much like the Big Ten and Pac-12.
The Big-12, well we're still waiting on them.
As the college football season approaches, we discuss what these decisions mean and what the landscape will look like this season.
Also, what does this mean for Group of Five schools like UCF, who could still see some ACC opponents on the schedule.
We may not be closer to knowing if football will be played, but we are starting to see how it will happen if it does.