Half of college football's 10 most valuable programs belong to the SEC | Alabama Politics
Throughout the chaos of the last five years brought by the current era of college athletics, the idea of private equity purchasing college football programs as they would professional teams has been discussed. In this hypothetical world where entire programs are sold in order to keep. . .
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