<p>The enterprise of major college football and the NCAA already has a tenuous relationship.</p>
<p>Would both be better off without each other?</p>
<p>On the latest episode of the <a href="https://appodcasts.com/">AP Top 25 College Football Podcast</a>, Dennis Dodd of CBS Sports joins the AP’s Ralph Russo to discuss the future of the NCAA and how it might impact major college football.</p>
<p>There has been speculation for years that the Power Five conferences might break away from the NCAA. In many ways they already are doing so. A clean break might not be worth the effort.</p>
<p>Some have suggested a restructuring of Division I, but college sports is built to be stagnant.</p>
<p>Plus, why eight teams might not be enough for playoff expansion, and Kansas has a new coach.</p>
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