You can add UCLA Bruins coach Chip Kelly to the list of people who don’t seem to be a fan of the changes implemented this year in college football.
The feeling among some is that while the NCAA may be trying to shorten the times of games, it has opened the door for networks to just run more advertisements during broadcasts.
A user on X, formerly known as Twitter, even examined the Week 0 data and found that there wasn’t much of a change.“The NCAA said that the average CFB game last year took 3 hours and 27 minutes – so they instituted the new clock rule to shorten games,”. “Yesterday’s 7 games averaged 3 hours and 23 minutes, and that was with the benefit of a service academy game that took 2 hours 50 minutes.
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