One gigantic area I'm on board with Tech's Cody Campbell on, is a singular "pooled" TV contract. I personally believe the time for conferences is over. There's really not much benefit to them anymore especially when you can pool value from multiple sports together with gigantic brands. There's more money to be had and much better opportunity for scheduling. I personally would love for the "premier league" (no relegation bullshit) but a "right size" of the top of college football to be split north and south consisting of roughly 64ish teams total. Work out some permanent/semi-permanent rivals and have a rotation of brands playing somewhat regularly.
Would look at lot like this:
Texas - A&M, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Tech
Semi permanent: Baylor, TCU, Rice, SMU
Rotation based on a H&H basis (at least once per decade): Michigan, USC, Notre Dame, Alabama, LSU, Nebraska, Penn St, Miami, Florida
Fill in games with teams on the level of: Boston College, Cal, Arizona St, Purdue, etc.
These next few weeks over college football show the lack of vision in the sport. There are hardly any good games. A really poor showcase for TV audience. Games against G5 not as big of a problem, but these FCS games are a complete waste of everyone's time except the FCS school playing the part of a prostitute taking an ass pounding for a big payday.