The Alliance will probably police themselves to punish for direct pay-for-play (you can't have inducements in a contract, you must show that a player is performing the services paid for).
The SEC will keep everything the same as it is now unless the networks put pressure on them to do the same.
The Alliance will probably police themselves to punish for direct pay-for-play (you can't have inducements in a contract, you must show that a player is performing the services paid for).
The SEC will keep everything the same as it is now unless the networks put pressure on them to do the same.
The networks work for the SEC not the other way around.
The Alliance will probably police themselves to punish for direct pay-for-play (you can't have inducements in a contract, you must show that a player is performing the services paid for).
The SEC will keep everything the same as it is now unless the networks put pressure on them to do the same.
The networks work for the SEC not the other way around.
Have a set salary cap (kids paid to play directly by the athletic department)?
Give them their set stipend and call it a day. It's the only possibility of the sport not dissolving in to two super leagues and everyone else is out in the cold. I give it 5 years before the public acknowledgment by Dear Leader Emmert that Bama and Ohio State have left the NCAA and taken 30 other schools with them.
Give them their set stipend and call it a day. It's the only possibility of the sport not dissolving in to two super leagues and everyone else is out in the cold. I give it 5 years before the public acknowledgment by Dear Leader Emmert that Bama and Ohio State have left the NCAA and taken 30 other schools with them.
I hate the idea of professional college football, but it's what everyone seems to want these days, so fuck it.
But do it fucking right like the NFL. 4 divisions with 32 team league. Salary cap so there still be some degree of parity. Also, scheduling parity.
College football playoff games are shit as fuck, whereas the NFL ones are great. The sport will still be ruined but at least it will be compelling viewing.
The “top tier”, and those who are serious about getting there, will always be about bag men, no matter what the rules are. The “rules followers” will have to shit or get off the pot, the sooner the better…
Have a set salary cap (kids paid to play directly by the athletic department)?
It’s not a sustainable model to funnel everything to the very top. The strong need the weak to be strong enough. If the weak die then there is nothing for the strong to lord over.
The only way to do that is with some set of fair rules of the game. This is why the NFL gets it right. Sure the strong have been paying and cheating all along (same as the NFL) but there were enough rules to keep it mostly in check.
It’s not a sustainable model to funnel everything to the very top. The strong need the weak to be strong enough. If the weak die then there is nothing for the strong to lord over.
The only way to do that is with some set of fair rules of the game. This is why the NFL gets it right. Sure the strong have been paying and cheating all along (same as the NFL) but there were enough rules to keep it mostly in check.
Even with bag men and cheating, some sort of structured, college salary cap, would be enough to help spread the talent around.
The Alliance will probably police themselves to punish for direct pay-for-play (you can't have inducements in a contract, you must show that a player is performing the services paid for).
The SEC will keep everything the same as it is now unless the networks put pressure on them to do the same.
The networks work for the SEC not the other way around.
SEC can always shop around
Like you said a little later. Forget about networks, as the SEC has enough power to start their own league. The NCAA needs the SEC more than the SEC needs the NCAA, let's not forget that.
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Move Kewgs and Beavers into Division 2.
Those dollars are more prevalent in some markets more than others
Not all players want to dog/pony show advertising and marketing … right now you have to do that to get paid
The SEC will keep everything the same as it is now unless the networks put pressure on them to do the same.
But do it fucking right like the NFL. 4 divisions with 32 team league. Salary cap so there still be some degree of parity. Also, scheduling parity.
College football playoff games are shit as fuck, whereas the NFL ones are great. The sport will still be ruined but at least it will be compelling viewing.
The only way to do that is with some set of fair rules of the game. This is why the NFL gets it right. Sure the strong have been paying and cheating all along (same as the NFL) but there were enough rules to keep it mostly in check.
College football had no rival on how great it was.
Colleges don't need football and football don't need college
Keep improving until it's dead