TUCSON, AZ - SEPTEMBER 17: Fans of the Arizona Wildcats cheer as quarterback Andrew Luck #12 of the Stanford Cardinal snaps the football during the college football game at Arizona Stadium on September 17, 2011 in Tucson, Arizona. The Cardinal defeated the Wildcats 37-10. (Photo by Christian Petersen/Getty Images)
SB Nation's Bill Connelly and Jason Kirk are with you in the comments below to discuss this week's urgent topic, the banning of college football. Join us! Follow @SBNationCFB
It's the college football offseason, which means we need to dig hard to come up with stuff to debate. However, this week, we might not have to look so hard, as some sort of made-up Internet to-do on banning college football will likely be the big topic, unless Penn State joins the Sun Belt or North Dakota State's jetski scandal is finally uncovered.
Malcolm Gladwell and Buzz Bissinger will be arguing for the abolition of college football, while the fan's official reaction regarding being represented by the non-Tim Green party is right here. Bissinger has made his case in a Wall Street Journal piece, laying down the academics card, while Gladwell's centers on the sport's concussions problem.
Circle back here at 11 a.m. ET, as Bill Connelly and I will hold a chat on the topic. We'll probably conclude that all college football fans should be shot! Probably not. But maybe!
While we’re here, let’s watch some college football videos from SB Nation’s new YouTube channel together:
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