What if "Division 4" was only a 64 team football division made up of the power 5 conferences and Notre Dame? Or would there be too much red tape in having separate ventures among the NCAA?
This could work... It would be similiar to how some schools have Division I basketball, but only FCS football. Some schools would just be in Division 4 for football and Division I for everything else.
With everything that has happened in the last 6 months, it is no surprise the 5 big conferences are considering a change. Between the Northwestern labor union filing and the O'Bannon anti-trust suit, the conferences have reason to potentially separate from the smaller schools.
It would open the door for a whole new market and potentially make the big schools even more money.
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Came across this interview earlier today...
"He really loved Michigan the first time around and I think actually before heading out to SC he had some thoughts about going to Michigan instead."
http://campusinsiders.com/videos/x3ZHQ2bjoqBDz8q1BOnpFpT87qvutJQs
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What if "Division 4" was only a 64 team football division made up of the power 5 conferences and Notre Dame? Or would there be too much red tape in having separate ventures among the NCAA?
This could work... It would be similiar to how some schools have Division I basketball, but only FCS football. Some schools would just be in Division 4 for football and Division I for everything else.
With everything that has happened in the last 6 months, it is no surprise the 5 big conferences are considering a change. Between the Northwestern labor union filing and the O'Bannon anti-trust suit, the conferences have reason to potentially separate from the smaller schools.
It would open the door for a whole new market and potentially make the big schools even more money.