Alleged Format Of 70 Team College Football Super League Leaks, Might Enrage Fans

A photo allegedly showing what a 70 team college football super league would look like has hit the web.

There's been growing chatter for college football to split away from the NCAA and form a super league. Most of the reasons why revolve around money, but there's also interest to just get away from the NCAA.

What exactly would a proposed super league look like? Fans might have an idea after an alleged leak, and it's going to cause a lot of different opinions.

Will college football split away from the NCAA and form a super conference? (Photo by Michael Chang/Getty Images)

Alleged setup of college football super league hits the web.

Sportico reporter Daniel Libit tweeted a photo reportedly from a pitch deck for a proposed super league, and it's pretty fascinating.

The super league would consist of seven conferences made up of 10 teams and then 10 "under league division" teams. The super league would feature relegation like you often see in European sports.

You can check out the photo of the alleged conference breakdown in the tweet below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.

Now, I want to be clear that I don't know how real it is, but Sportico is certainly a legit publication. It has more than enough credibility to have set social media on fire with Libit's tweet.

It's currently sitting at 2.6 million views, and has people debating and discussing.

Whether a super league is formed or there's more conference realignment happens (the latter seems like a guarantee), I find it hard to believe there won't be some more serious changes coming to college football.

The sport is being flooded with an unprecedented amount of money and players have more freedom of movement than ever before. We're truly living in an unprecedented time as fans.

Personally, I'm very split on relegation being a thing in college football. On one hand, it would be interesting. On the other, it would enrage fans if their team went down to the lower division.

Also, some fans will definitely be livid with their teams ending up in a conference they don't care about. Most notably, Penn state in the Northeast and Florida in the Southeast.

Will college football eventually just have a super league? (Photo by John Fisher/Getty Images)

Let me know your thoughts on the alleged format leaking at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.