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You may say you’re sick of Deion Sanders coverage, but we see the traffic numbers he generates. Kyle Whittingham on Cam Rising's return, Utah's season and his coaching bucket list: Q&A Expect us to wildly overreact no matter the result. This game was close last year with Nebraska playing for an interim staff. Fleck fields exactly the type of team Rhule will need to prove he can beat. The Matt Rhule era at Nebraska begins in Minneapolis, where P.J. I can’t wait to see Elko match wits with new Clemson offensive coordinator Garrett Riley. You didn’t watch the nine-win(!) Blue Devils in coach Mike Elko’s first season. If you think this game is ranked too high, you’ve told on yourself. The Buckeyes will be heavily favored, but the nation will tune in to see which quarterback - Kyle McCord or Devin Brown - will get to throw to the nation’s top receiving corps. The West Virginia coach knows he’s gone if this season goes badly, so expect him to pull out all the stops to get a signature win. But do not discount the entertainment possibilities of Y.O.L.O Neal Brown. If Tennessee quarterback Joe Milton looks as sharp in the season-opener as he did in the Orange Bowl against Clemson, I’m probably going to drive the Heisman bandwagon to Knoxville to pick up Milton.Īs we discussed on the podcast this week, Penn State has a roster that might be capable of breaking the Michigan-Ohio State chokehold on the Big Ten. Everything is new, so expect us to use this one little data point to wildly speculate on how each coach’s tenure will go. The Brent Key era at Georgia Tech and the Jeff Brohm era at Louisville kick off a few miles from the Yellow Jackets’ home stadium. Georgia Tech at Mercedes-Benz Stadium in Atlanta Wildcats coach Pat Fitzgerald and his staff need to prove they can be competitive with the likes of the Scarlet Knights, or the situation could feel even more hopeless.ġ0: Louisville vs. What didn’t we expect? Northwestern to fall so far after winning the Big Ten West in 2020. They’ve seen where that leads, and the stability those two leagues currently enjoy is among the most valuable assets they possess.Īs expected, Greg Schiano has made Rutgers better. But I don’t think those leagues will drop anyone, and I don’t think they’ll change the way they distribute revenue. Those concerns never were addressed to USC’s satisfaction, and the Trojans made a plan to leave the first chance they got.Ĭongratulations to Michael for finding a different way to ask the “When are the Big Ten and the SEC going to drop Indiana and Vanderbilt” question I seem to get weekly. Meanwhile, USC’s beef with the Pac-10/12 multiplied when that league went away from its uneven revenue share after adding Colorado and Utah and creating the Pac-12 Network. Friction between Texas, Nebraska and Texas A&M frequently simmered. It felt like the Hunger Games back when the league distributed revenue unevenly. The Big 12 feels remarkably collegial now. Leagues that have used an uneven revenue distribution plan have faced existential threats because of issues created by uneven revenue distribution. Everything Michael writes makes perfect sense, but I can offer a one-sentence argument for keeping revenue distribution equal in the Big Ten and SEC. Unfortunately, unequal revenue sharing rarely solves the problem it’s supposed to. Ubben: Why unequal revenue sharing won't save the ACC This is a better way to handle this topic than “We think you’re a bigger brand so we’ll give you more money” because it allows a school such as Wake Forest, which has invested in football and found success on the field, a chance to earn that money.

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This is an olive branch to Clemson and Florida State - the only two full members to make the College Football Playoff or win a football national title this century.

The ACC announced on Wednesday that its schools have approved a performance-based revenue incentive plan that will provide more money to the schools whose teams win on the field and bring in more money to the conference through championship participation.

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With the ACC considering unequal revenue distribution, shouldn’t the kings of the Big Ten and SEC take a hard look at this too when their TV deals are up for renewal? While drastic, Ohio State, Alabama and others could tell the Northwesterns and Vanderbilts that if they are not willing to take less, the Kings will simply move on and create a new conference with the best of both leagues. Note: Submitted questions have been lightly edited for length and clarity.

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