On today's episode, Grayson Grundhoefer and Colt Barber talk about the latest developments and headlines regarding the College Football Playoff, including Big 12 commissioner Brett Yormark's support of the 5+11 model.

10.15.24 Smoak Stack discusses Travis Hunter will be available in week 8, Utah’s 7th year quarterback Cam Rising is out for the year, recent comments from West Virginia’s head coach Neal Brown, the NCAA is looking into Oregon’s loophole against Ohio State, Big Ten & SEC scheduling alliance and more.

10.11.24 Smoak Stack discusses SEC Commissioner Greg Sankey’s comments on the College Football Playoff changes, college football plans for future scheduling and Bowl Games, Hudson Card is out for Purdue this weekend, trouble for the LSU football program and more.

Given realignment is a topic of interest on this website, I have taken some time to respond to subscriber questions on the topic as well as a couple of other points. Let’s get started.

The season is drawing closer and a world of opportunity abounds.

While college football has dominated the reasons for realignment, basketball may soon be far more important. And it could be the undervalued hand the Big 12 can use to solidify its position.

Not all broadcast distribution is equal. How visible should each league be for the coming round of TV contracts? Will your team be visible? How much streaming is realistic? We dive in!

Bob Thompson, Former Fox Sports Executive joins 365 Sports to discuss his thoughts on the Big Ten TV Agreement, what is will the future of TV look like, will it be all streaming or is cable here to stay, why streaming services are losing so much money, and more.

Tim Brando, Fox Sports joins 365 Sports to discuss his thoughts on the new Big Ten Commissioner Tony Petitti, his relationship with Petitti, what he means for the future of college football, and more.

Oregon and Washington to the Big Ten on Half Revenue? The latest on PAC 12 Realignment with Grayson Grundhoefer

Where Big 12 teams might go, how the selection process works, and who they might face when they get there.

This article attempts to provide a quick look at the TV windows for the top seven leagues by network and then will look at how the leagues stack up in proportional numbers of games per school.

What we need to know

Baylor can still win as the revenue gap grows.

That's the next phase

How does Baylor Athletic Director Mack Rhoades view the latest developments in conference realignment and TV deals? Craig breaks down his interview with 365 Sports Radio.

Facing reality is tough. It requires admitting that maybe you don’t bring enough to the table in certain situations.

The future is once again cloudy for Baylor and the Big 12 following the West Coast version of OU-Texas exits.