How a two-conference college football model could create 'mini-conferences'

By Nick Schultz, On3 Sports: As the Big Ten and SEC get ready to expand to 18 and 16 teams, respectively, the idea of a two-conference Super League has been thrown around. The two leagues are widely viewed as being at the top of college football between expansion and their lucrative media rights deals, not to mention the fact that they’re working together as part of a joint advisory group.

On3’s Andy Staples recently pondered what a Super League model would look like with ESPN’s Cole Cubelic. But when asked by an Andy Staples On3 viewer about potential playoff models, the AP’s Ralph Russo brought up an interesting point.

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How a two-conference college football model could create 'mini-conferences'

A two-conference college football model could result in "mini-conferences," the AP's Ralph Russo told On3's Andy Staples.

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