The college football landscape is constantly transforming. In one year, we had four teams in the playoffs, and all of a sudden, 12 teams started playing in the postseason. The eligibility rules, the House vs. the NCAA settlement, and the transfer portal have all changed drastically now, and college football must adapt to the new playbook. The Big 10 proposed a $2.4 billion private investment plan at the conference to back up their ambitions. But Michigan and another Big 10 giant are opposing it vehemently.

For the past 15 months, according to reports, Big 10’s commissioner Tony Petitti has worked to devise a private equity plan to inject $2.4 billion in cash into the conference. The proposal came with a grant of the rights extension, the creation of a privatized business entity, and the p

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