Okay, but with that comes scheduled rematches, 2-3-4-loss "champions", etc.
We already have that. It's called the NFL.
The sanctity, the sense of urgency of the regular season used to make college football unique.
It set it apart. Along with the marching bands, bigger stadiums, and 4-year turnover, you loved the program.
That's gone now. OSU-UM is nearly meaningless now. It truly is.
Players transferring six times is a thing now. Cam Ward, a #1 draft pick, had a college experience like the Jeffersons (movin' on up...) from something called Incarnate Word to Wazzou to Miami. Good for him, bad for college football.
If/when college football is a junior NFL, when it's a five year old wearing his dad's jacket and boots, all oversized and silly-looking, it needn't exist anymore. It will just be an inferior product.
And the frustrating part once you realize this is that there's still a way to not be that. But no decision-makers will maneuver to make it so.