Amid all the changes college football is going through -- be it conference realignment, the transfer portal, NIL, or the expanded playoff -- one truly radical idea has also been floated: that of a so-called "Super League" that would create one national conference in college football.

Greg Sankey was asked Wednesday about the idea of a “super league” in college athletics, but the SEC commissioner didn’t bite. “The fact that people have interest in throwing ideas out, that’s up to them,” Sankey told reporters after the annual College Football Playoff spring meetings, per ESPN. “I spend my time on what I have to do.”

SEC commissioner Greg Sankey said he wasn't interested in discussing a so-called "super league" in college athletics and pushed back on the narrative that college sports is in a crisis.

The college football landscape has undergone some drastic changes over the past few years, and there's plenty of speculation another dramatic paradigm

Today’s guest columnist is B. David Ridpath, professor of sport business at Ohio University. Several weeks ago, I heard the man often referred to as the “most powerful person in college sports,” Southeastern Conference commissioner Greg Sankey,