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College Football Relegation Week: The Case For Cannibalism
Conference realignment has gone completely off the rails. Installing a soccer-style relegation system make both success and failure mean more, but it would also fix much of what's wrong with the current arrangement.
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College Football Relegation Week: The Case For Cannibalism
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about 1 year ago Article 62 comments
College Football Relegation In Action: 2012
Let's take a look at how relegation would actually work in college football, with years of simulations ready to go.
Monday: Why CFB needs relegation.
Tuesday: How does relegation work?
Wednesday: The CFB relegation system.
Thursday: CFB after seven years of relegation.
about 1 year ago Article 13 comments
Relegation Simulation: Rewriting College Football History
Time to put relegation into action with seven years of simulations. Boston College to the Big East? UCLA and Washington to the Mountain West? Which SEC team will be stuck in the Sun Belt in 2012?
Monday: Why CFB needs relegation.
Tuesday: How does relegation work?
Wednesday: The CFB relegation system.
about 1 year ago Article 134 comments
Realignment Is Dead, Long Live College Football Relegation
Here's every college football conference in the country arranged to preserve geography, rivalries and competition while making it possible for teams to rise and fall as they deserve.
Monday: CFB needs relegation.
Tuesday: How does relegation work?
about 1 year ago Article 40 comments
College Conference Realignment: What We Can Learn From Soccer Relegation
Conference realignment has gone completely off the rails. Installing a soccer-style relegation system makes both success and failure mean more, but it would also fix much of what's wrong with the current arrangement.
From Monday: Why college football needs relegation.
about 1 year ago Article 119 comments
Relegation: Why College Football Needs To Embrace Cannibalism
College football's leagues are shaped by pact-making aristocrats, while world soccer is a series of meritocracies. It's time to make college football more American.
(If you don't know what relegation is to start with, you can learn more here.)
