The details feature a football-only reorganization of the 136 Football Bowl Subdivision (FBS) schools into two distinct conferences.

The prospect of a breakaway by the sport’s biggest programs has loomed over college football for years. Now a group of disruptive sports executives has unveiled a vision for what it might look like.

The College Student Football League makes sense geographically, competitively. But the proposal comes too late to alter the course of college sports.

The future of college football is in flux, with the current state of NIL and the transfer portal unsustainable. This problem affects not only the athletic directors, coaches, and players but also the fans of a sport rapidly losing its trademark tradition and parity.

College football’s corner of the internet was abuzz yesterday when a new “Super League” proposal consisting of two conferences for some 136 FBS teams of the future starting making the digital rounds.