ESPN's Evan Cohen suggests NFL buy college football from NCAA
Yahoo Sports reports that the College Football Playoff and ESPN signed a five-year deal to expand the playoff to 24 teams starting in 2027, a contract ESPN's Heather Dinich reported as worth nearly $1.7 billion. The piece highlights longtime ESPN Radio host Evan Cohen's suggestion that the NFL should pay whatever is necessary to buy college football from the NCAA, an idea Cohen frames as saving the sport from itself.
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ESPN's Evan Cohen suggests NFL buy college football from NCAA
This week, the College Football Playoff and ESPN inked a five-year deal to expand to 24 teams in 2027 and beyond. ESPN’s Heather Dinich reported the contract’s worth as nearly $1.7 billion. Evan Cohen, a longtime ESPN Radio host, thinks the NFL should fork over whatever amount is necessary to save college football from itself.…
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