College football’s orbit has shifted, and the south no longer reigns supreme. Indiana’s victory in the National Championship game on Monday night now means that the Midwest has won three championships in a row, and more specifically the Big Ten is has firmly dethroned the SEC as the kings of college football.
Beyond the triumvirate of Michigan, Ohio State, and now Indiana becoming champions — the landscape of college football is littered with Midwestern dominance. Notre Dame has made the playoff three times and was this year’s biggest snub, and even Cincinnati has made one appearance. Meanwhile the South’s place in the playoffs has been dominated purely by Alabama, Clemson,
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