Ahead of the CFP quarterfinals, coaches have the biggest megaphone to complain and drive the narrative, but no overarching boss will fix the sport’s inherent flaws.

Second CFB head coach makes case for former Alabama Crimson Tide HC Nick Saban to be CFB’s first Commissioner.

Franklin made the suggestion on Sunday at Penn State’s College Football Playoff quarterfinals media day ahead of the Fiesta Bowl.

This is an opinion column. The headlines are hard to miss if you’re into college football and have an internet connection. Lane Kiffin wants Nick Saban to be the commissioner of college football. James Franklin also wants Nick Saban to be the commissioner of college football.

There is an internet site that will tell you Nick Saban’s net worth is $70 million. There’s another that reveals he not long ago purchased a mansion in Florida for $17.5 million, which means the first site is probably underestimating his wealth by a bit.

As college football becomes increasingly professionalized, many have voiced concerns that the sport needs to be administered like a professional league. Among the most common suggestions is for college football to adopt a commissioner to oversee the game and