Carter Wroblewski

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@jwckauman @RossDellenger @YahooSports As long as it’s only 2 conferences negotiating the TV contracts and splitting the revenue somewhat evenly it has a chance of working.

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@nickgaudi0 @RossDellenger @YahooSports Can’t have 4 different conferences negotiating their own TV deals. It’s proven to be awful for the sport.

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@rollPack24 @RossDellenger @YahooSports You want to buy a snapping turtle??

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@RudiFL22 @RossDellenger @YahooSports Correct but they should for the betterment of the sport. College football doesn’t need every game to be a blockbuster or to have parity like the NFL. So when big regular season games happen it feels like Super Bowl. All a pipe dream though.

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@DanielSDC1965 @RossDellenger @YahooSports Agreed, but I’d argue they’re short sighted into what actually makes college football special. The NFL makes it work with the Cowboys and Jaguars but it’s very different

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@aljmac @RossDellenger @YahooSports Greed and one really shitty Apple TV contract blew it all up

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@loyal2theroyal @RossDellenger @YahooSports 😂

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@DanielSDC1965 @RossDellenger @YahooSports That’s basically what this tries to do while only having 2 conferences negotiating the TV deals instead of 6

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@50ElevenTimes @RossDellenger @YahooSports Forcing ND to join the Big10 gives them another big time program and more parity but agreed SEC would be the stronger of the two

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@mustardbased @RossDellenger @YahooSports I couldn’t do it haha. They were always such a weird fit there

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@LMii23 @RossDellenger @YahooSports But why??? I want more teams and college towns in Tier 1 college football. I want to go to a game in Pullman Washington one day and actually have it mean something. I know it’s a pipe dream but that’s what August is for before my team melts down in week 3.

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@spywhozagged @RossDellenger @YahooSports Killing time just waiting for Week 0 my friend. August is brutal…

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@TallBrian11 @RossDellenger @YahooSports “Sometimes you’ve got to go back to actually move forward”

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@missionto6rings @RossDellenger @YahooSports I think this isn’t perfect but way more right and good for college football than wrong.

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@dawgack @RossDellenger @YahooSports They’d definitely have a big advantage along with Penn State in that region. But Ohio State, Michigan, Texas, and Oklahoma don’t have it too bad either in their regions.

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@50ElevenTimes @RossDellenger @YahooSports They get screwed along with Boise State and South Florida. There are only so many life boats into the SEC & Big10 TV deals, can’t save everyone.

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@diggsdecisions3 @RossDellenger @YahooSports Yeah I hear you, but I’d want to save all of the old Power 5 teams including Oregon St and Washington St. Those small towns and markets are make college football beautiful. FWIW, plenty of teams still get left behind with this

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@jessegbo @RossDellenger @YahooSports Tennessee comes out just fine in this and so do the traditional powers of the SEC.

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@spywhozagged @RossDellenger @YahooSports Boise State, Tulane, and South Florida all big losers here. Have to draw the line somewhere. Oregon St and Washington St coming back to a big conference would be good for humanity.

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@Jmarkha91 @halleygator @RossDellenger @YahooSports Totally agree. A lot of teams still get left behind with 2 super leagues. But this saves a lot of teams and fan bases. Wish there was room for NDST