🏅The newest CFP expansion proposal isn’t fair. Here’s why.

Hey there,

A proposal just surfaced for expanding the College Football Playoff, and today we’re going to talk about it. But we’re not talking about whether or not the Playoff itself needs expansion… we’re talking about the people behind the expansion idea. None other than the Big Ten and the SEC.

Why are they asking for this? Who stands to gain? Is the power-balance in college football out of whack? We’re talking about all of that, and more, in this slightly biased edition of NIL Wire.

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— Cole, Justin and Collin

You know, I really try to be unbiased around here. I’m usually talking about the law, or how NIL business works, or the cold, hard numbers behind a player’s NIL valuation. Of course I have biases, but I really try to leave them at the door – and from what I can tell, it works alright for us here at NIL Wire.

But today I am going to uncork a little bit. A piece of news came out this week that’s irked me, and so I’m going to let down my guard a bit here and be… subjective. Uh oh.

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