bc puckett
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https://www.espn.com/college-footba...football-players-amid-changing-ncaa-landscape
Not sure this will work but it's not good if it does.
Not sure this will work but it's not good if it does.
https://www.espn.com/college-footba...football-players-amid-changing-ncaa-landscape
Not sure this will work but it's not good if it does.
Wow, seems like college football is headed for massive corruption. Too much money and too many scumbags.
headed? college football has been in corruption town for a very, very, very long time
I’m starting not to care. I’ve gone from the biggest college football fan to WGAS. When it all implodes everyone is going to get what they deserve.
This was in the works before COVID and before NIL, not newhttps://www.espn.com/college-footba...football-players-amid-changing-ncaa-landscape
Not sure this will work but it's not good if it does.
Yeah, the poor little sisters of the poor athletic programs. Like UT and UO who are willing to pay $76mm to leave the B12, for what be even more $$ in the SEC; and meanwhile, the kids who risk their health and crippling injuries and can't get a decent degree because they are in the freaking sport 40 hours a week, get nothing.These type of things result in a rising cost to field athletic programs. All the while networks are attempting to pay less for content. At some point there will be schools that just don't want to compete any longer do to the huge bills and headaches.
ESPN will make certain programs very prominent, NCAA will go away, and the rest will fade into their own self-regulated leagues. Sheeple being what they are will go along with it, allegiances to people's own schools who are not among the chosen few, hastening their demise although the entire university system as currently constructed will be a thing of the past by 2040.The gilded Goose is dying in front of your eyes. This marks the demise of College Football as we used to know it. It's gonna shrink like a naked man stepping outside last Valentine's day...
I knew it had been tried before, led by a Northwestern player, and was shot down a few years back by the NLRB but now with the NIL money being out in the open I would think it would have a better shot at coming to fruition. Which of course is just one more dagger into CFB as we know (or at least knew) itThis was in the works before COVID and before NIL, not new
Without college football there would be no Baylor beer burglar. And the thought of that makes me very sad.
Dak Prescott will quit the NFL next year to be the QB coach at Miss St for more money than his new contract with the Cowboys.Waiting for the SEC coaches to start demanding more money now that these big TV deals are being negotiated. No way they're going to sit idle and watch more money pass them by.