The Future of College Football: A Super League Proposal

💡The proposal aims to bring back geographical sanity to college football and preserve traditional conference structures.

🏆The Southwest Conference is brought back with the addition of the Oklahoma schools, creating a compelling and nostalgia-driven division.

🧭The frequent flyer division is the most challenging to organize due to the scattered locations of teams.

🔢The Super League proposal divides teams into eight divisions of ten, maintaining regional rivalries and logistical convenience.

🌍The proposed Super League offers a potential solution to the current power vacuum in college sports leadership.

What is the aim of the Super League proposal?

—The proposal aims to restructure college football, bringing back geographical sanity and preserving traditional conference structures.

Why was the Southwest Conference revived in the proposal?

—The Southwest Conference holds historical significance and would create an exciting and nostalgic division with the addition of the Oklahoma schools.

Which division was the most challenging to organize?

—The frequent flyer division presented the greatest challenge due to the scattered locations of the teams.

How are the teams divided in the Super League proposal?

—The proposal divides teams into eight divisions of ten, maintaining regional rivalries and ensuring logistical convenience.

What does the proposed Super League offer to college sports leadership?

—The Super League proposal presents a potential solution to the current power vacuum in college sports leadership.

00:00Sam Khan of The Athletic discusses a proposal for a Super League in college football.

07:01Sam outlines the process of organizing an 80-team Super League based on last season's results.

09:35The Southwest Conference is revived in the proposal, along with the addition of Oklahoma schools.

10:00The frequent flyer division poses challenges due to scattered team locations.

11:45Sam discusses the nostalgia and excitement of bringing back historic conferences.

12:26The proposal presents a potential solution to the power vacuum in college sports leadership.