r/CFB • Alabama Crimson Tide • Iron Bowl • 1d ago

News [Matt Hayes] The SEC willingly flushed its conference championship game that last year had better ratings than all eight first round CFP games of the brief, 12-team era.

https://x.com/MattHayesCFB/status/2111056779366785054
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u/Gbchris12 Michigan Wolverines • College Football Playoff 1d ago

Who doesn't love corporate greed?

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u/SilveryDeath Notre Dame Fighting Irish • FAU Owls 1d ago edited 1d ago

Same shit in every sport, college or pro, the last few years. Got to just keep expanding the season or playoffs or teams or playing overseas to make as much as possible.

Basically just a reflection of how the whole country seems to be. Everything has to keep growing to be bigger and also make more money, who cares about anything else or the effects it has.

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u/DangerIsMyUsername Tennessee Volunteers • Sickos 15h ago

and now you understand this country as whole