CFP media bracketing exercise applying the 2022 final rankings to the new 12-team format

AAC commissioner Mike Aresco has said this before but in leaving CFP meetings here in Dallas, he emphasizes that college sports will need to move to a tiered collective bargaining model and that the SEC and Big Ten officials are discussing such possibilities.

🚨🏈pod is live🏈🚨NFL Draft is here. We have some trivia. Dylan Edwards in the portal. Reggie Bush wins 2005 Heisman (again). Group of 5 playoff? Are they messing with the amount of stuffing in the Oreos? Ross Dellenger Pat Forde sports.yahoo.com/reggie-bush-fi…

One of the greatest to ever play! Reggie Bush

In a poetic twist, Reggie Bush delivers one of final death blows to the onerous concept of “amateurism.” sports.yahoo.com/reggie-bushs-h…

Proof Reggie Bush’s Heisman Trophy has been returned

Michael Comerford, president of The Heisman Trust, to ESPN: 'We considered the enormous changes in college athletics over the last several years in deciding that now is the right time to reinstate the trophy for Reggie. We are so happy to welcome him back.'

Significant, wide-ranging administrative changes today at Texas A&M. A statement from new AD Trev Alberts

Here we go again. Michigan just entered into a negotiated resolution with the NCAA pleading “guilty” to errant analysts giving instructions on the field and was punished accordingly. A week later, the NCAA issues a proposal to change the rules to allow analysts to do just that.

Last month, the biggest money fight in college sports history unfolded. CFP negotiations were “heated” & will leave a permanent scar.

But could this have been avoided?

How a failed deal, Pac-12’s collapse & SEC/B1G’s threats changed the industry forever
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Also, the The Next Round question: Greater American: Nick Saban or Abe Lincoln?

Also expected but now official: The DI Board of Directors stripped the Pac-12 of autonomous legislative powers and removed their representation on the board.