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Promotion/relegation in college football? Game-changing idea could help save Pac-12 (sports.yahoo.com)
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What if the Pac-12 and Mountain West changed the way college conferences operate by borrowing an idea from European soccer leagues?

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[–] SatouKazuma@lemmy.world 2 points 2 years ago

Eerstedivisie

You know, it's an interesting thing you bring up Belgium, because the Belgian Pro League is basically Europe's version of the Mountain West (strongest league below the top tier). But agreed with respect to fan ownership and interest. Shame this model can't take off. I suppose colleges are kind of like that, but it's still a struggle.