We all know about the war that is currently waging between the NIL policy and the current state of college football. But amid the clouds of ambiguity, ESPN’s newest contract has come out as the silver lining and the fans couldn’t be more excited about the future of college football.

The NIL policy that aims to improve how college athletes are awarded financial compensation is at the forefront of national backlash. It has been accused of interfering with the magic of the sport by giving financial incentives higher precedence than the utter talent needed to be an athlete. Additionally, the recruitment process which has been a longtime traditional method, now massively depends on the potential for earning through NIL, which takes away the limelight from academic prowess to financial benefits. Now, with the recent billion-dollar contract signed between the CFP and ESPN, maybe a better tomorrow isn’t that far away.

Pat McAfee reacts enthusiastically towards ESPN’s newest deal with CFP

On the latest episode of the Pat McAfee show, he showcased his excitement about the newest deal that ESPN has signed with the CFP. Both organizations have agreed to a media rights deal to guarantee that the ESPN network will remain the only rights holder of the nationally televised event through the 2031-32 season. Moreover, the network will pay a whopping $7.8 billion over 6 years, as per the recent contract.

McAfee couldn’t contain his enthusiasm for the newly signed deal and said, “Congrats to Jimmy Pitaro, congrats to Burke Magness, congrats to Bob Iger. ESPN is the home of college football because we love college football. We don’t care if there’s other networks broadcasting other conferences and they were able to make better deals with other conferences because we think that just makes college football better and we love this sport of college football. ESPN willing to invest 8 billion dollars into this. ” Thus, the sun is rising to a new dawn on the world of college football, and one of its greatest spokespersons, McAfee will be the cowboy that welcomes it with open arms. With all that said, here’s the executive director Bill Hancock sharing his thoughts on the massive deal.

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Bill Hancock congratulates the CFP and comments on the future of college football

The agreement between both parties was estimated to have been secured almost weeks ago but it’s only been officiated now since the college conferences that participate in the playoff had to sign a deal to continue their partnership for the tenure of 6 years. While the conferences have agreed to at least a 12-team playoff beginning in 2026, more expansion may be on the way.

Bill Hancock expressed his happiness over the contract and said, “It’s a significant day for the CFP and for the future of college football. The depth of coverage that ESPN gives to the sport throughout the season is second to none.” It is a big day for the CFP and as it is for ESPN. But what remains to be seen is if this contract will have any significant impact on the plague of the NIL that continues to infect the sport.

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Will the new ESPN-CFP deal help in securing more talent than NIL deals? Let us know your thoughts in the comments below.