Tim Brando: The NCAA Will Be Gone Completely in 24 Months | CFB

Tim Brando, Fox Sports joins 365 Sports to discuss his thoughts on what a Super League would look like with only 22 teams, his thoughts on a Group of 5 only playoff, his thoughts on if there are any SEC & Big Ten teams need to be cautious of the future of college football, and more.
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[@None-dj8iy]

Mr. Brando, i love the helmet on the lower left of your screen. I appreciate your love for America and your all too rare common sense! God blessand Gooooo Bluuuuuueeeeee!

[@TheJasonJackson84]

I have always enjoyed Tim Brando with Spencer Tillman, glad they stayed together

[@joe_zeay]

Damn i could listen to Brando all day. He's like that older brother that always knows more than you

[@rudela9900]

Can't get enough of this show.

[@MichaelSmith-xb5cp]

the SEC is great, Ole MISS, Arkansas, South Carolina, Vandy, Texas A&M, Missouri, & Kentucky combine for 8 SEC championships. Impressive until you come to the realization that Tulane and Georgia Tech combine for 8 SEC championships as well.

[@joe_zeay]

MissSt needs to be kicked out

[@MichaelSmith-xb5cp]

@joe_zeay Well it does beg the question; Since half the SEC hasn't not won a SEC conference championship since the 1970's, how much would the Mississippi schools fortune's have changed if they had split off with Arkansas, and South Carolina had stayed in the ACC????

[@ucfqb]

Tim Brando’s got what plants crave

[@mikem957]

I agree with Tim.

[@PhonyBalagna]

Brando is great and i love watching/hearing his videos. But he also predicted Scott Frost would win the Big 10 within 2 years of when he was hired. So keep in mind its just forecasting

[@CharlesFosterMalloy]

That was good !!

[@robertadams6606]

I still see this whole thing sort of like MiLB. You may still have your College teams,but players can choose which path they want to take, some may want a College Education, while others can play "in the minor Leagues". The whole concept of a College Athlete is long gone. There does need to be a major realignment in regards to Geography.

[@mnrichards100]

Eventually it will all eat itself if CFB continues on its current trajectory.

[@randyforgey6488]

Every supper conference half the teams loose every week

[@stuartmisfeldt3068]

If a conference doesn’t have the easy wins within it, the conference eats itself when it comes to win loss record. Cupcake wins have put the SEC, BIG and ACC in the national championship playoffs. PAC12 is case in point.

[@moderndaycaveman2519]

SEC and B1G need to let a few dominate teams from ACC (Clemson, Miami, FSU, Colorado, TCU, Baylor, NC, etc…) merge with their alliance and move away asap from the NCAA.

[@Charlestonduck1]

Oregon State almost beat UW in Corvallis, they were blown out by Oregon in Eugene last year.

[@alienspace3960]

and beat Oregon the year before in Corvallis.Oregon State won't be as good as the past 2 seasons.

[@wiltchamberlainisthegoat13]

Eventually it’ll be down to about 4 or 5 schools that just pass around the Natty trophy each year.

[@ljevers]

Isn't that what the playoff era was?

[@DarrellGomes]

So if the talking heads are correct about the future of college football why is FSU and Clemson spending all this money suing the ACC trying to get out? It seems a little patience will give them the outcome they’re looking for without paying the lawyers.

[@None-dj8iy]

And it would take way too long to get where they want to go. In the end, they would be millions of dollars behind when it comes to paying players!

[@user-kn7ry8iz6x]

@@None-dj8iy They get $20 Million closer NEXT YEAR and at least another $10 Million closer in 2 more years and at least another $10 Million closer in 7 years and at least another $10 Million closer in 12 years. Notice I used the words "at least"... implying it will likely be MORE. But they WANT to be the next MEH-Braska in the BORING B1G#. They would rather SUCK and be RICH today rather than RULE and be RICH tomorrow.

[@foxbodyblues6709]

That’s fine. That gives them plenty of time to publicly punish Michigan for their impermissible advanced scouting scheme they employed for 38 straight games.

[@roris5882]

The Super League is about generating the most revenue so they can pay their players. So it's probably going to be a 48 Team league because that makes the most sense. Nobody is saying 22 Teams except these bozos.

[@marks2807]

The fact we calculate the top 25 teams makes 22 make no sense as a number. We need at least more than 30+ to make a top 25 worth paying attention to.

[@prowlprime]

It’ll be less than 24 months. You’re being too optimistic.

[@stephenhamel9464]

Was that the lighting, makeup, or one hell of a sunburn Brando had going on? Sorry, I know we’re talking sports but man, that looked painful if it was a sunburn

[@mikem957]

Lighting

[@casteine]

Let 'er rip....this guy can talk all damn day long.

[@gabeswitala2292]

But what about that hammer coming down on Michigan?

[@fivehundrediq5212]

There is no hammer

[@gabeswitala2292]

@@fivehundrediq5212 But eleven dingle berries and but guy poop said so!

[@MichaelSmith-xb5cp]

WHAT so you'd include Miami but exclude Oregon? Miami's done nothing for 25 years but LOSE bowl games unless they play West Virginia

[@PhonyBalagna]

Canes won a natty less than 25 years ago with maybe the most stacked cfb team ever. But nothing for the last 20 years

[@MichaelSmith-xb5cp]

​​@@PhonyBalagna That's right, my bad I could change it to ACC years, but my point is the same, cfp has changed a bit since Miami's Big east period. From 2013-23 they are 1-8 in Bowls representing ACC

[@Josh1888USU]

The Mountain West kicks the Sun Belt's ass.

[@michaelwall3393]

No it doesn’t. Head to Head the SBC has outperformed the MWC the last five seasons excluding the Covid 19 shorten season. Up until last season the AAC has outperformed all G5 conferences and anywhere from 1-3 former P5 conferences now down to P4. Last season during the regular season the SBC outplayed all G5 colleges and conferences. In the Postseason or Bowls it still is the AAC as the best vs G5 and now P4. Either the AAC gets way better and regroups and takes the regular season mantle as the best G5 conference back from the SBC; or perhaps, the SBC continues its regular season dominance as best G5 and parlays that momentum into the bowls and 12-team playoff selections. Last season the Mountain Worst Conference didn’t have a single team finish with 10 wins or have fewer than 4 losses. The conference champion of Mountain Worst Conference was 8-6 & runner up was 9-5 and both teams were destroyed in their bowl games that one team should have given a better showing but not necessarily win it. So until further notice of major changes, it is between the SBC and AAC conferences and then 2-3 teams from the MAC, CUSA, and possibly MWC that are competing for a 12-team playoff spot or two and maybe marquee major bowl games.

[@Revolver1701]

Well … Bye.

[@hbarfarkle]

I fear that if things in college football continue the way it is going, it may eventually end with congress regulating the whole industry and force media to pay schools equally regardless of their draw.

[@CarlaJenkinsTV]

I'm in the Big Ten (Ohio State). What's wrong with that? These are schools so it would affirm the 1954 Brown vs the Board of Education decision of separate but unequal. Division I is the unifying prinicple not football. For instance, a Division I football school gets access to more money than Division II.

[@Nohandleentered]

If they were all paid equally it would basically be like the NFL. Given how successful that league is, I don’t see a problem with revenue sharing.

[@haroldflashman4687]

Yeah like the media company lobbyists would let that happen! Also you really think lawmakers from Alabama, Michigan, Ohio, Texas etc would support such a law?

[@haroldflashman4687]

@@Nohandleenteredthe NFL successful because it has just 30 teams. The NFL model would never work if the league has 68 - 130 teams!

[@haroldflashman4687]

@@CarlaJenkinsTVso support the 20-30 million richest, most valuable schools supporting 100 schools. And what’s to prevent Div II and Div III schools from saying we too want to play in Div I, so we can leech off the wealthy schools.z

[@mbarn6633]

Quite possibly the dumbest take ever.

[@hcopenhagenh]

😂😂😂😂 you haven’t been paying attention.