Who Killed College Football?
Ryan NanniA Whodunit for an American sport undergoing a lucrative rearrangement.
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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, pla...
Bonus Episode: Government Q&A
The epilogue may be out, but Steven and Ryan are not done reviewing questions submitted by the wise and learned paid subscribers to Who Killed College Football.
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 t...
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 al...
Bonus Episode: Coaches Q&A
Steven and Ryan tackle questions from paid subscribers to the Who Killed College Football community about Suspect Number Five: Coaches and Agents.
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