BFT Interview: Karl Benson

An episode of the The Bald Faced Truth With John Canzano podcast, hosted by John Canzano, titled "BFT Interview: Karl Benson" was published on December 12, 2025 and runs 27 minutes.

December 12, 2025 ·27m · The Bald Faced Truth With John Canzano

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Former WAC, MAC, and Sun Belt commissioner Karl Benson joins the program to give his take on what can be done to fix the college bowl system. Benson believes that the bowl season is actually a lot healthier than it is advertised by a lot of media members. Benson thinks that coaches and players still love playing in smaller bowl games. Benson believes that the group of 5 conferences belongs on the big stage in the CFP against the blue-blood schools. Benson believes that college football needs to look out better for their fanbase by making the CFP easier to attend for the true fans.

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Former WAC, MAC, and Sun Belt commissioner Karl Benson joins the program to give his take on what can be done to fix the college bowl system. Benson believes that the bowl season is actually a lot healthier than it is advertised by a lot of media members. Benson thinks that coaches and players still love playing in smaller bowl games. Benson believes that the group of 5 conferences belongs on the big stage in the CFP against the blue-blood schools. Benson believes that college football needs to look out better for their fanbase by making the CFP easier to attend for the true fans.

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