College football is in a new era. Bowls have their place, but they no longer need to be central to the postseason. It's high time the sport's brass understands that, and makes some significant changes.
A century ago, Alabama was the upstart program that altered the course of college football history. On New Year's Day, Alabama will face an Indiana team trying to do what the Crimson Tide did 100 years ago.
College sports is in an upheaval. Some, like Baylor's Scott Drew, have embraced the new world order and been criticized. Others, like Clemson's Dabo Swinney, have stuck to their old-school ways and seem to be fading away. What matters most moving forward? Winning, as always.
The combination of schools looking for players outside the traditional recruiting realm and judges eroding the NCAA’s ability to enforce eligibility rules has led everyone here, whether they like it or not.
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