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Why College Football Playoff should hold steady as NFL sends a clear message with counter-scheduling (www.cbssports.com)

submitted 3 months ago by [email protected] to c/nfl

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NFL counter-scheduled massive matchups opposite CFP games on Dec. 21, historically held by NFL, airing on broadcast television.
CFP decided to battle on Saturday rather than during the work week in December, as scheduling was a major complication.
CFP should stand its ground against NFL, prioritize creating the best product for fans, optimistic about upcoming matchups.

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[–] awake01 3 points 3 months ago

I can only speak for myself, but I find college games more entertaining than NFL games. I wonder how this will actually play out. I'm guessing it will depend heavily on which teams/fan bases are matches up in those games.