College football is a sport deeply rooted in tradition and history, where storied rivalries, legendary coaches, and iconic moments have defined the sport for over a century. However, in recent years, the landscape of college football has undergone significant changes due to realignment, as teams have shifted conferences in search of financial stability, competitive advantages, and broader exposure. While these moves have generated excitement and controversy among fans, one often-overlooked aspect is the impact of realignment on single-game, season, and career records. It may not matter on the gridiron, but armchair quarterbacks will have to rethink their arguments about who was the best ever receiver in the Big 10, or who holds the season sack record in the Big 12.
Forget About Ending Rivalries, Who Holds the Conference Records After Realignment?
