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<blockquote data-quote="ThePunish-EER" data-source="post: 132075657" data-attributes="member: 1428395"><p>They will all find out in 10 years, this was a major mistake and miscalculation. The overall viewership of their mastermind plan of only blueblood programs competing is gonna tank. It’s not really surprising, nothing the media and elitists envision equals the reality of the situation. Operating like an NFL is not gonna appeal to the fans. Abandoning rivalries only will alienate the common fans. And a lot of fans follow college football because their teams like WVU still could compete with bluebloods. Once you take that away nationally, you’re gonna find a lot of fans across the country won’t give a crap anymore. If their Wake Forest, WVU, TCU, or NC State can’t play with the big schools, they will find another Avenue to spend their time and money. A lot of those eyeballs tuned in to watch #1 Alabama play #3 Georgia because maybe their school like WVU could move up in the polls with one of those top schools going down in defeat. Now it won’t matter.&nbsp; So those eyeballs will now watch something else.&nbsp; A recent article suggested that according to many “insiders” and power brokers, you can “easily build a brand”. That cannot be more false.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="ThePunish-EER, post: 132075657, member: 1428395"] They will all find out in 10 years, this was a major mistake and miscalculation. The overall viewership of their mastermind plan of only blueblood programs competing is gonna tank. It’s not really surprising, nothing the media and elitists envision equals the reality of the situation. Operating like an NFL is not gonna appeal to the fans. Abandoning rivalries only will alienate the common fans. And a lot of fans follow college football because their teams like WVU still could compete with bluebloods. Once you take that away nationally, you’re gonna find a lot of fans across the country won’t give a crap anymore. If their Wake Forest, WVU, TCU, or NC State can’t play with the big schools, they will find another Avenue to spend their time and money. A lot of those eyeballs tuned in to watch #1 Alabama play #3 Georgia because maybe their school like WVU could move up in the polls with one of those top schools going down in defeat. Now it won’t matter. So those eyeballs will now watch something else. A recent article suggested that according to many “insiders” and power brokers, you can “easily build a brand”. That cannot be more false. [/QUOTE]

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