What would college football look like if the conferences were rearranged? What if conference contracts and TV deals weren’t in the way of forming new divisions in the sport? Well, college football analyst Josh Pate took a stab at answering exactly that ...

Josh Pate explains how he would realign the schools into conferences that would maintain rivalries and be geographically consistent. Subscribe to “Josh Pate’s College Football Show” on YouTube. So I would value regionality, I'd value tradition, I'd ...

We're getting closer and closer to seeing major changes in college football. Houston, Cincinnati, UCF and BYU are all set to enter the Big 12 on July 1. And in the summer of 2024, we'll see Oklahoma and Texas join the SEC and UCLA and USC will head to the ...

New data reveals massive revenue gaps between college football conferences, showing why realignment happened and why programs may still jump ship.

Oregon joined Washington, USC and UCLA in expanding the Big Ten to 18 teams in 2024. Dylan Buell / Getty Images Can Congress really slow — or stop — the chaos of conference realignment? The answer comes down to the meaning and interpretation of a ...

Fans of Washington, Oregon, Southern California and UCLA thought their viewing headaches would end with the move from the Pac-12 to the Big Ten. Not so fast. Huskies and Ducks fans who subscribe to Comcast might not be able to see their team’s openers on ...

College football’s realignment and expansion drastically reshaped the membership of several conferences over the last 15 seasons. And as a result of the shifting landscape, along with conferences playing more games in league play now, several memorable ...

If college football broke away and formed a super league tomorrow, Kentucky would be in, while Louisville would be out. Or on the bubble. Here's why: