The College Football Playoff Generated So Much Goddamn Money

If you want to judge college football’s first season that decided a national champion via a four-team playoff based on how much revenue the new system produced for the schools and conferences that participated in it, then the whole thing was an astronomical success. According to a report released by the NCAA, the combined payout from this year’s 39 bowl games surpassed $500 million, and increase of $200 million from the money that was generated by the 2013-2014 bowl season. Most of this money came from the new TV deals that put a premium price on the rights to broadcast the national championship game and the bowl games that hosted the semi-final games of the four-team playoff. Half a billion dollars! That’s so much fucking money! Too bad the idea of paying college football players just isn’t economically feasible. Relatedbetting sites for footballnfl play offs bettingcollege football wagersbetting sites for nbabetting on mlb gameslegal nhl betting sitesufc betsoccer propscopa america prop bets

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