The European Super League caused an uproar in the soccer community when it announced that it would be gathering the top 20 clubs to begin a new competition, before imploding less than 48 hours later. The widespread negative reception following the announcement led to many of the league’s “founding” clubs withdrawing and the project is now “suspended.” Many fans argued that the league was not created to have “The best clubs. The best players. Every week.” as it claimed, but rather to make more money for the clubs’ owners. The idea of the top teams in the sport ignoring traditional competition to play each other every week reminded me of conference realignment in college football, and college athletics as a whole.
What if college football had a “Super Conference?”
