The College Football Enquirer is a popular podcast that delves into the latest news and insights in the world of college football. Recently, Dan Wetzel, Ross Dellenger, and SI’s Pat Forde discussed the uncertain future of TV exposure for college football during their latest episode. They highlighted how the upcoming 2024 college football season could be one of the most dramatic ever due to conference realignment and other off-season changes.
The conversation then shifted to how the College Football Playoff would compete directly with the NFL for viewership. The recent scheduling change for the Egg Bowl between Mississippi State and Ole Miss, which was no longer played on Thanksgiving night, was mentioned as an example of how off-season changes can affect TV exposure. Dellenger brought up an interesting idea about revenue sharing with college football players potentially creating competition with the NFL for top talent.
After a break, they discussed a rumor about college football programs possibly featuring corporate sponsors on their fields and uniforms. This topic sparked a lively debate among listeners, who shared their thoughts on social media. The show ended on a quirky note with a story about a serial Pringles thief in England who admitted to stealing a large quantity of snacks.
Listeners can follow Dan, Pat, and Ross on social media and watch full episodes of the College Football Enquirer on YouTube. They can also explore other episodes of this podcast and other Yahoo Sports podcasts available on platforms like Apple Podcasts. This article contains affiliate links, and if you make a purchase through these links, you may earn a commission.
