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Sounds pretty boring to me.  The diversity of schools, sizes, geographical regions, students, is what makes the sport interesting.  

We already have an NFL and I don't watch it much.  The same would be true of college football if it eventually goes that route.

But honestly I still think consussions/CTE/injury liability, and an ever-diminishing pool of entrants due to parental safety concerns, will kill the sport sooner rather than later.  

I think one of the main reasons that currently we see athletic departments doing seemingly short-sighted things, for immediate financial gain, is because they see the writing on the wall and they want to get while the getting is good.

I agree about the concussion thing, which might creep up from before HS to HS etc.  Ergo, some states might start banning tackle football before Age X.

Now... What's the point?

There is a kind of pageantry in CFB we don't see in the NFL.  The level of enthusiasm is a something, at least for prominent programs, and even for lesser ones that start to upset a Big Boy.  I enjoy seeing enthusiasm for things.  Tail gating.  Student sections.  It's fun.  So far.

This is part of the problem

Texas went from having all of their teams in the same conference to having one in nearly every conference.

Madness!!!   

On CTE:  I don't think it would be a thing if players just played properly.  Specifically, making contact with another player's helmet area with your facemask (ie- seeing what you're hitting) vs the front-top of your helmet (the forehead).
Linemen shouldn't be banging foreheads every play.
Tacklers shouldn't be slamming their forehead into the ball-carrier or blocker.
If everyone just picked their chin up a little, it'd be immensely more safe.

I think about a guy like Mike Webster.  Back then, football was literally "I'm going to out-tough you."  Honestly, offensive coordinators, if they existed, were useless.  "Hey, let's ram this guy into the line 3 times and get 10 yards."  
Dipshits.
But as a lineman in that era (and maybe even recently), the block vs get-blocked battle was simply who was willing to ring their own bell hardest/most often while causing that malady to the other player.

Looking back at the 1973 epic tie between UM and OSU.  The height of the out-tough you era....OSU ran the ball 89% of the time FOR THE SEASON.  UM - 87%
You could argue that was why Saban preferred sticking to running the ball so much in the first half of his run at Alabama - if you have more talent, you can out-tough the other team and win (for lack of a better word) safely.
OSU and UM were more talented that the 8 dwarves, so Woody & Bo go 20-0 and tie each other.  

Meh.  Just my 2 cents.