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Roger Goodell & the “Trojan Horse” offering to College Football | Always College Football
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Everyone agrees that college football needs a little help, whether it’s with NIL, the overall calendar or the College Football Playoff schedule (which is a whole other story in itself). McElroy lays out the reasons why anyone associated with college football should say “thanks but no thanks” to Roger Goodell and the NFL because it could be a Trojan Horse waiting to limit the sports potential. Plus, we continue our series on title contenders in 2026 with Michigan, Oklahoma and BYU.
0:00 Intros
3:00 Should College Football look for help from Roger Goodell and the NFL
15:35 Why can’t we get the CFP schedule correct?
23:52 CFP Contender series rolls on
25:00 LSU in 2026 under Lane Kiffin is a title contender
31:51 Oklahoma can take the “next step” in 2026
39:37 BYU is built like a “throw-back” team and could contend for a Natty in ‘26
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