Would you support pro/rel in college football?

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TroutPaste
07/05/2025
07:04 PM
#1
If the major conferences ever had 20-24 teams or something?

I think the Group of Five should send their best teams to a separate competition, too. Top few from each, while their usual conference continues... Since they have no TV deal or attention rn anyway
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Evening_Dragon
07/05/2025
07:05 PM
#2
As a non-sporterer, what is pro/rel
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TroutPaste
07/05/2025
07:06 PM
#3
Evening_Dragon posted...
As a non-sporterer, what is pro/rel
Promotion relegation

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Promotion_and_relegation

"by sports leagues as a process where teams can move up and down among divisions in a league system, based on their performance over a season."
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Zikten
07/05/2025
07:08 PM
#4
If you mean NFL players in college games, then no

I'm not into sports really very much. And definitely not Football. But I recognize that would ruin the sport. Also I think my brother and dad would agree. They actually watch college sports (basketball and football) and pretty much ignore I think NBA and NFL. They only like college because they feel in college you actually have passion for the game. Pros just play for money.
lilORANG
07/05/2025
07:08 PM
#5
No. I don't think it's realistic that some D2 or even an FCS school would ever recruit to the level necessary for promotion to a higher level.

Plus some of those student athletes are actually in school for their degree and while I know schools already prioritize football over school I think this would just create chaos for a lot of kids who were hoping their D2 scholarship would carry them for 4 years before they could get a job with their dad at the car dealership
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Evening_Dragon
07/05/2025
07:09 PM
#6
TroutPaste posted...
Promotion relegation

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Promotion_and_relegation

"by sports leagues as a process where teams can move up and down among divisions in a league system, based on their performance over a season."

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MartavisBryant
07/05/2025
07:09 PM
#7
Not really, because every team's roster changes pretty significantly every season, even more so in the NIL and transfer portal era
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El_Marsh
07/05/2025
07:11 PM
#8
They've already fucked it up with bi-coastal "conferences." Might as well keep profaning the sport even further.
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TroutPaste
07/05/2025
07:11 PM
#9
lilORANG posted...
No. I don't think it's realistic that some D2 or even an FCS school would ever recruit to the level necessary for promotion to a higher level.


I mean within the SEC and Big Ten, if they're ever able to support sets of 10-12 teams

Each conference having a Division One and Division Two

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TroutPaste
07/05/2025
07:12 PM
#10
Zikten posted...
If you mean NFL players in college games, then no


No I just mean each conference
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TroutPaste
07/05/2025
07:16 PM
#11
MartavisBryant posted...
Not really, because every team's roster changes pretty significantly every season, even more so in the NIL and transfer portal era

El_Marsh posted...
They've already fucked it up with bi-coastal "conferences." Might as well keep profaning the sport even further.

It sucks because football pays for the other university sports, only football conferences are making it impossible

Imagine being on UCLA baseball or basketball right now, flying to the East Coast and Midwest constantly
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TroutPaste
07/05/2025
09:33 PM
#12
Bump
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__starsnostars
07/05/2025
10:06 PM
#13
I'm not familiar with the ecosystem of college sports but probably.

Pro/reg works really well in leagues that's utilize it but unfortunately, probably won't work as well in the franchise model of American sports but maybe college sports could be different situation.
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specialkid8
07/05/2025
10:07 PM
#14
Evening_Dragon posted...
As a non-sporterer, what is pro/rel
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Evening_Dragon
07/05/2025
10:26 PM
#15
specialkid8 posted...
I think it's Superman's uncle
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