But I don't resent them for it. It's just life. However, for a few years now I came to the hard conclusion that having relegation and promotion (Premier League style, with some adaptation for the large map which is the USA) is the answer to most, if not all of the problems facing college football, particularly in conference realignment. It allows the cream to rise to the top, and the lesser programs to fall back. It is also fluid, so relegated P2/4 teams can rebound while also preventing quality G5s from being permanently banished to second class citizenry. Critics say "you can't do that here." Meanwhile, there is the permanent state of confusion in the sport with lawsuit after lawsuit.