I’m going to go out on a limb and say that the Alabama’s and Ohio State’s of the football world will continue to dominate and the CU’s will continue to struggle.
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Haha, yeah, no doubt.
I think the fascinating aspect is how the stripping of the thin veneer of amateurism affects the willingness of university stakeholders to continue turning a blind eye to the charade that the various state schools are not operating a professional minor league. As these student athletes start to resemble paid employees, you wonder how sustainable the foundation is. I don’t know when, but in my opinion this whole thing is going to blow up.
Holy crap did this almost make me throw up laughing
Epic
I think that college coaches and departments are going to have to get paid less, so that the players can be paid more.
I also believe that there will be less P5 programs in 2-3 years than there is today!
When “I like beer!” Billy Kavanaugh whips out the CRT, you know your setup sucks.
It’ll be like the new Olympic. Alabama will be team USA basketball. Most mid P5 teams will be team Ireland. Ergo, boring…er.
This is how it’s been for 6-7 years now. The current system sucks, so attempting to make it better is a good thing.
This whole thing isn't as simple as just paying the players a salary commensurate with their worth. There's the whole Title IX aspect to deal with.
It’s the middle of the end, IMO. This process started about 20 years ago.
he should stay off Twitter. Same as Boyd
Athletes will be Work-Study jobs at $15.00 per hour
Yikes. And unfortunately, I think we all know Brady isn’t “just playing devils advocate”.
Meh, disappointing, but he's young, he may figure it out yet.
Thought it was gonna fall straight down, oops.
Not football, but that’s what you get for not being P-5 (…or CU). You’re lucky ASU.
I need to start drinking Coke.
I guess I'm just numb to that thought that the NCAA can do anything about recruiting violations.
Nah, they hosted recruits during a dead period AND paid for those visits. That is a no win situation .
Maybe if it was just during normal year dead period, and not during Covid, but I think they’re going to drop the hammer on this one.
And during Covid dead period
Hope you are right, but I'm skeptical.
Dan Mullen received a one year ban on off campus recruiting activity at Florida when he talked to two prospects while they were touring the campus with their team. Herm invited a ton of recruits AND ASU coaches paid for visits during a dead period and Covid. It’s not going to go well for him.
I think people still like pointing at Penn State and Baylor as reasons to say the NCAA doesn't do anything, but those are obviously different situations
Lmfao at Jayden Daniels mom’s explanations. She seriously thought someone would believe that? Haha
