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The original was posted on /r/cfb by /u/Monklet on 2025-03-11 13:29:56+00:00.
I was discussing this with my dad the other day how we are both extremely uninterested in the offseason this year. In the past, we'd hop on a call everyday to discuss new recruits, projected depth chart, key games in the upcoming season, etc.
But this year has been different. We have barely discussed football. The only times we have were to discuss how we don't like the direction of the sport, super conferences, NIL, etc.
I'm just curious if this is a common opinion of others or if we are the exception?
Now I know some are going to look at my flair and say, "Lol, the minute Alabama has an bad season, this dude stops caring." But truthfully, I really don't think that is the case here. I think all the changes in CFB in the past five years have taken so much away from the sport - at least for my enjoyment.
What are r/cfb's thoughts!