The 'flattening' of college football is making it a better sport with more parity
The flattening out of college football with the NIL and transfer portal, it's great. It's great because you get, it feels like anyone could beat anyone at this point. And it's not just watching a sport where there are two or three teams that can conceivably win and no one else.
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