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BREAKING — CBS Sports took a look at which college football programs are shelling out the most for their rosters this season, and the list of who didn't make the cut turned out to be more interesting than who did. Defending champion Indiana, perennial contender Alabama, and Texas Tech all found themselves on the outside looking in despite their reputations for deep-pocketed investment in talent. The piece raises the question of how roster construction and spending priorities are shifting across the sport, and whether traditional assumptions about which programs spend the most still hold.
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