The NCAA announces a series of recommended rule changes for college football.

Xavier worthy clocks the fastest 40 time ever in the NFL combine

and Johnny Menzel says he's going to boycott the Heisman ceremony

in support of Reggie Bush.

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it and we all know it's better than Oppenheimer anyway.

I'm going to assume that most of us out there all love football.

In my opinion, it's the greatest sport that's ever been invented.

And we're lucky to have both the NFL and college football.

But while they are the same sport,

they're two different games.

And after we've seen the new proposals to add communications and

helmets and at a two minute warning to

college a robot like we have in the NFL, one does have to worry if the two are

being blended a little bit too much. And it's not just those new rule changes, to be

honest, we I don't hate those rules, but it's not just those new rule changes to be honest. I don't hate those rules, but it's this slippery slope we keep finding ourselves falling on.

It represents the new playoff system looking more like the NFL.

We know the transfer portal has basically

become free agency. Now what makes college football great is that it isn't the

NFL and what makes the NFL great is that it's not college football.

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