Who Killed College Football?

Steven Godfrey and Ryan Nanni
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Who Killed College Football?

College football has undergone radical, sometimes alarming changes in recent years, and this show explores the motives, history, and power behind six different suspects who have reshaped an American sport right before our eyes. wkcfb.substack.com

  1. The Unaccused Suspects: Schools, Players, and the Media

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    The Unaccused Suspects: Schools, Players, and the Media

    If you got to the end of this series and thought, “wait, the six suspects they listed failed to include [INSERT ENTITY HERE],” well, maybe this bonus episode will cover that exclusion! Steven and Ryan sit down to talk about how schools, players, and the media do (or don’t) fit into this mystery, and if you stick around to the end, you’ll hear a little teaser info about what they have planned next. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit wkcfb.substack.com/subscribe

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  2. Bonus Episode: Government Q&A

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    Bonus Episode: Government Q&A

    This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit wkcfb.substack.com The epilogue may be out, but Steven and Ryan are not done reviewing questions submitted by the wise and learned paid subscribers to the Who Killed College Football Substack. A free preview of the episode is available to everyone, but if you’d like to unlock the full episode and be able to submit questions of your own for future mailbags, become a paid s…

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    Epilogue: The Case File That Won't Stay Closed

    We’ve looked at six different parties who have shaped the direction of college football over the last fifty years (or longer): television, conferences, the NCAA, the NFL, coaches & agents, and the government. So now it’s time to ask a few tough questions. Are any of those six directly and solely responsible? Is college football actually dead or dying? And why won’t Nick Saban sit down to chat with Steven Godfrey?Producer: Michael HenahanResearcher: Alex McDaniel This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit wkcfb.substack.com/subscribe

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  4. Suspect Number 6: The Government

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    Suspect Number 6: The Government

    From Richard Nixon to the United States Senate to the Virginia Governor’s Office to the California Board of Regents to the Supreme Court of the United States, college football has been subject to grandstanding, criticism, and scrutiny at all levels of government. But can our nation’s elected institutions (or its courts) actually solve the sport’s problems, and do they even have the ability to do so? Producer: Michael HenahanResearcher: Alex McDaniel This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit wkcfb.substack.com/subscribe

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  5. Bonus Episode: Coaches Q&A

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    Bonus Episode: Coaches Q&A

    This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit wkcfb.substack.com Steven and Ryan tackle questions from paid subscribers to the Who Killed College Football Substack community about Suspect Number Five: Coaches and Agents. A free preview of the episode is available to everyone, but if you’d like to unlock the full episode and be able to submit questions of your own for future suspects, become a paid subscriber today!

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  6. Suspect Number 5: Coaches & Agents

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    Suspect Number 5: Coaches & Agents

    From its earliest days, college football has had a tense relationship with players and money. But it wasn’t until the market for coaches started exploding that the gulf between what coaches earn and what players cannot really started to look outlandish. Agents, of course, helped usher the age of absurdity in, by winning contract terms that gave their clients more and more, even if they weren’t successful. As their pay skyrocketed, coaches were mostly silent about structural issues popping up in the sport, and for good reason: the status quo was entirely too good to overturn. Producer: Michael HenahanResearcher: Alex McDaniel This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit wkcfb.substack.com/subscribe

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  7. Bonus Episode: NFL Q&A

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    Bonus Episode: NFL Q&A

    This is a free preview of a paid episode. To hear more, visit wkcfb.substack.com Steven and Ryan sit down once again to review questions from the paid subscriber community on Substack, this time about Suspect Number Four: The National Football League. A free preview of the episode is available to everyone, but if you’d like to unlock the full episode and be able to submit questions of your own for future suspects, become a paid subs…

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  8. Suspect Number 4: The NFL

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    Suspect Number 4: The NFL

    Once upon a time, the NFL shaped its Draft policies (and date) around not angering college football. The power and popularity of The Shield have increased dramatically over the last four or five decades, but the league spent many of those years keeping underclassmen out as a default, and it took years of pressure from players like Barry Sanders, Cris Carter, and Herschel Walker to eventually open up a pro pathway for juniors. Why has the NFL shied away from taking on college football, and what has it meant to the college game to keep players trapped in one system for most of the sport’s history?Producer: Michael HenahanResearcher: Alex McDaniel This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit wkcfb.substack.com/subscribe

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College football has undergone radical, sometimes alarming changes in recent years, and this show explores the motives, history, and power behind six different suspects who have reshaped an American sport right before our eyes. wkcfb.substack.com

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    Steven Godfrey and Ryan Nanni
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    Who Killed College Football?

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