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Notre Dame AD Jack Swarbrick thinks we're not too far away from the end of the NCAA because schools continue to peace-out on their conferences. Do you agree? What would that even look like?
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Notre Dame athletic director Jack Swarbrick told Sports Illustrated that he believes the breakup of college sports at the NCAA Division I level is “inevitable,” and puts a potential target date on that seismic change as the mid-2030s. Swarbrick also said there are “so many” schools trying to leave their current conferences, but they’re handcuffed by existing contracts.

In a wide-ranging interview with SI, the only athletic director who is part of the College Football Playoff Management Committee said the fracture lines within the 130-member FBS could leave two disparate approaches: schools that still operate athletics within a traditional educational structure, and those who tie sports to the university in name only.

(Barstool Sports)
Filed Under: NCAA Football
Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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chalmetteowl24 months
Sounds like all the college presidents and ADs need to come to agreement on how they'll operate
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SanJoseTigerFan24 months
Four more years
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UnitedFruitCompany24 months
**he's right you know**
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Lynxrufus201224 months
and the result will be the mega conference called the SEC.
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atltiger648724 months
it will happen sooner than that
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