The Game Deserves a Governing Body Equal to Its Magnitude.
The College Football Governance Council is the neutral governance and enforcement institution college football has never had — and can no longer afford to be without.
College Football Generates $4 Billion a Year and Operates Without a Unified Governing Body.
The NIL marketplace is unregulated. Coaching tampering complaints have increased 300%. The transfer portal operates without consistent cross-conference oversight. And the NCAA — the only body with historical jurisdiction — takes 18 to 36 months to resolve major infractions cases. The sport has outgrown its governance.
Annual Revenue-Sharing Framework (House v. NCAA)
Estimated Annual NIL Market
Increase in Coaching Tampering Complaints
Months for NCAA Major Infractions Case
About CFGC
Introducing the College Football Governance Council
A 501(c)(6) Texas corporation trade association operating as the independent governance and enforcement body for FBS college football — designed to coordinate with the NCAA and College Sports Commission, not replace them.
Neutral Enforcement
Independent cross-conference investigations free from institutional conflicts of interest.
NIL Governance
AI-powered fair market value analysis and collective oversight for every significant NIL transaction.
AI-Powered Compliance
Proprietary monitoring platform that identifies violations in real time, not after 18 months.
Due Process Guaranteed
Written notice, right to respond, full access to evidence, independent arbitration, and right to counsel.
Why Now
The Urgency Is Not Theoretical.
The House v. NCAA settlement created a $20.5 million annual revenue-sharing framework and established the College Sports Commission. The NIL market now exceeds $1.67 billion annually. Coaching tampering complaints have increased 300% in three years. And the NCAA's own enforcement timeline — 18 to 36 months for major infractions cases — cannot keep pace with a sport that moves in real time.
The College Football Governance Council was created to fill the enforcement and governance gap that no existing body — the NCAA, the College Sports Commission, or any individual conference — is structurally positioned to fill.
““The window to shape the future of college football governance is open now. Founding members will have a direct voice in policy development, governance structure, and the standards that will define the sport for the next decade.”
— CFGC Founding Charter
The Sport You Love Deserves Governance You Can Trust.
Whether you represent a conference, an athletic department, or a compliance organization — CFGC was built for this moment.