Did College Football Die This Year?

Did College Football Die This Year?

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2021 was a decent year for college football. There was chaos and upsets galore.

This year also saw NIL – Name, Image, and Likeness – deals come into play. There were several players who made a lot of money. A group of Texas boosters put a deal together to pay their offensive lineman $50k per year. Deion Sanders was able to sway the #1 recruit nationally to play for him at Jackson State allegedly because of a NIL deal.

The transfer portal – players can do a one-time transfer without having to sit out a season. There are HUNDREDS of players in the transfer portal. Players are transferring and it drastically changes the vibe of your favorite team.

Are the bowls dead? Players are opting out all over, including players opting out of the ROSE BOWL. Have you ever heard of Big Ten players opting out of the Rose Bowl?

Did any or all of these change your attitude about college football? Do you feel like college football as you know it died this year?

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