The latest commentary on college football pulls no punches, accusing the sport’s leadership of putting money ahead of the very fans who keep the game alive.
Expansive moves such as a 24‑team playoff and the unchecked churn of the transfer portal are presented as emblematic of a broader shift that privileges profit over tradition.
A Fan’s Reluctant Loyalty
Even as the author voices discontent, they admit they will continue to tune in, highlighting the stubborn attachment many supporters feel despite systemic grievances.
Scheduling Woes and Sunday Night Absence
The piece also reflects on the timing of games, noting that opening weekend often feels like a scramble, while the absence of Sunday night matchups this season is blamed on the indifference of decision‑makers.