
College football leaders insist they don't want a super league, but many of their proposed solutions sound exactly like one. From governance changes and revenue models to discussions about separating the sport's biggest brands from everyone else, the vision being described increasingly resembles the very thing many claim to oppose. In this episode, Garrett Searight examines the growing disconnect between what college football decision-makers say they want and what they're actually proposing. If a super league isn't the goal, why do so many of the sport's preferred reforms point directly toward one?
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