College Football Premier League

[Thus Spake Mainer]

Not too much to argue with here, except WVU?

 

[pap]

Not too much to argue with here, except WVU?

And no Pittsburgh ? As well as some others ?28 teams only Hmm

 

[Got GSPs]

I think you need eight teams in the four divisions.

 

[pap]

I think you need eight teams in the four divisions.

Among other changes . Change the names of the divisions , and legends and leaders either

 

[CyphaPSU]

If we are going with the Premier League motif, would there hypothetically be relegation after each season of the bottom feeders?

A relegation battle certainly makes things more interesting for the teams who are having otherwise drab seasons.

 

[JoeBatters1]

Well, what Mandel and Smith may be proposing is pretty much where college football is headed based on what Jack Swarbrick said in a recent interview.

 

[BobPSU92]

If we are going with the Premier League motif, would there hypothetically be relegation after each season of the bottom feeders?

A relegation battle certainly makes things more interesting for the teams who are having otherwise drab seasons.

“Penn State and Illinois head to the ninth overtime with relegation on the line!”

 

[Psu00]

“Penn State and Illinois head to the ninth overtime with relegation on the line!”

Unfortunately, we know how that turned out.

 

[WestSideLion]

If we are going with the Premier League motif, would there hypothetically be relegation after each season of the bottom feeders?

A relegation battle certainly makes things more interesting for the teams who are having otherwise drab seasons.

I can’t see it with this group of schools. There’s too much money at risk in that scenario. You try telling Penn State that their $8 million coach and huge football cost structure will go under funded for a year (or longer) in the second tier.

 

[GregPickel]

“Penn State and Illinois head to the ninth overtime with relegation on the line!”

Both deserved it, frankly.