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The Decline of College Football in California

Wronged Sports: YouTube:    / @wrongedsports   Twitter: https://x.com/SportsWronged Patreon:   / wrongedsports   Western Address Covers Non FBS/FCS College Football Out West: https://westernaddress.substack.com/ Save 10% at Royal Retros when using the promo code: TOUCHBACK Shop Royal Retros Here: https://www.503-sports.com/discount/T... When Alex Cappa retires, it will close another chapter in the history of California college football. The Cincinnati Bengals offensive lineman attended Humboldt State, leaving after the 2017 season and being selected in the 2018 NFL Draft. By the end of that year, the Lumberjacks would disband after 89 seasons of football at the school. It also joined a long list of programs that have opted out of college football in California. And really, who could blame them? Not only has it historically been a money loser, but over the decades, the landscape has constantly changed. These have been difficult decisions. Sad but understandable. Schools can’t simply play football. If that were the case, sides from beautiful Arcata and underrated Redwood Bowl to San Diego and the cutting-edge Snapdragon Stadium would host games throughout the fall. Instead, universities from all walks of life, from the CSU and UC systems to private colleges, have pursued a life without football. These are football programs that had all moments over the years, as well as quite a few lowlights. Now, seven remain at the FBS level, four more can be found at FCS, a handful of Southern California playing in DIII and two new schools are trying to reverse the team of California college football teams disappear. The decline of college football in California is a story so large and so complex that I simply cannot cover it myself. That is why I have enlisted the help of an individual who knows a thing or two about old-timey football and defunct programs. About The Touchback #takeitouttothe25 The Touchback is the world's best sports and culture website…or something like that. You'll either really like it or really hate it. But it's worth reading either way.