Will The Big 12 Be LEFT OUT Of The College Football Super League?

College football is moving closer to a super league future, and the biggest question is what happens to the Big 12.With the SEC and Big Ten gaining more power, more money, and more control over the College Football Playoff conversation, could the Big 12 be left out of the next version of major college football? The Big 12 has depth, parity, strong basketball brands, and passionate fan bases — but does it have enough elite football power to survive a breakaway led by the SEC and Big Ten?The Cruz-Cantwell Protect College Sports Act has added even more drama to the future of college athletics. The SEC and Big Ten have pushed back on the bill, while the Big 12 and ACC reportedly support it. That divide tells you everything about where college football is headed: the richest leagues want autonomy, while everyone else wants structure, access, and protection.On today’s show, we break down whether the Big 12 is safe, whether Brett Yormark has a plan, what a college football super league could look like, and whether schools like Utah, BYU, Colorado, Arizona State, Kansas State, Oklahoma State, Texas Tech, Baylor, TCU, Iowa State, and West Virginia could be boxed out of the sport’s biggest money machine.Is the Big 12 part of the future — or is it about to become the best conference left outside the super league?See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.