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Cfb is completely out of control right now
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It used to be that transfers had to sit out a year and that transfers within conferences had to sit out 2 years.
Now it's a total shit show and 2 years in-conference went down to ZERO. -
I'm in the crowd that will watch it until we can't
Lot of kids screaming at clouds here
No one cares what we think
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Did you have good seats?RaceBannon said:People have been complaining about corruption and cheating ever since Rutgers laced it up against Princeton
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There is something to this. I think the sudden onrush of portal and NIL is to dissipate some of the built up discontent over player rights, etc.WilburHooksHands said:it’s Wild West right now but within 5 years it will be reigned in somehow
Once it becomes an obvious shitshow (currently in progress) conference leaders and committees, etc. will get together to rein it in a bit.
For instance, if you portal, you don't get to grad transfer. Or, you get one and only one chance to portal after 2 years from signing LOI.
Giving players total freedom to immediately transfer is actually logistically unsupportable IMO and these teams are complex organizations. ADs are dumping money into recruiting and development and then players are walking away freely from the investments.
If a coaches conference comes up with a strongly worded resolution it will have impact, universtity presidents will sign on...etc.
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NIL deals should be standardized to have language that forces players to stay 2-3 years, and players should only be allowed to portal once, second time have to sit out a year and school can veto destinations.
I don’t mind players getting paid but right now the whole thing is absurd. Want to get paid fine, need rules regarding moving teams like the pros have.
The kids right now also don’t seem to realize they need the fans just as much as the fans need them. Loyalty is a two way street.
Killing college football for the next generation, shout out to the players. -
I like the idea of free agency being allowed in recruiting, but once players are in a school they're locked in to 3 years before they can get out. That's the same thing as pro sports. Allowing players to jump from place to place every year is bullshit, IMO. Fuck the kids.Edwin_Bambino said:NIL deals should be standardized to have language that forces players to stay 2-3 years, and players should only be allowed to portal once, second time have to sit out a year and school can veto destinations.
I don’t mind players getting paid but right now the whole thing is absurd. Want to get paid fine, need rules regarding moving teams like the pros have.
The kids right now also don’t seem to realize they need the fans just as much as the fans need them. Loyalty is a two way street.
Killing college football for the next generation, shout out to the players. -
When you have 500 players in the portal and 450 of them are ignored it will sort itself out
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THISRaceBannon said:When you have 500 players in the portal and 450 of them are ignored it will sort itself out
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It's been out of control for 25 years+. Some of the money is finally reaching the players. The conferences and the NCAA are victims of their own success - they leveraged the insatiable demand from content, especially content that basically demanded you watch it live, into billions of dollars. Everyone involved paid themselves massive salaries the point that a glorified gym teacher coaching outside linebackers would get 1%'er money on a middling staff at a middling school. The head of the "amateur" NCAA pays himself $2 million dollars a year to sit around with the other hypocrites and sniff each others farts and wax poetically about "student athletes." They've built palaces for these players to work out, live, and play in and then ask us to pay $200 a ticket to watch them play some directional school so the team can pad their record with a couple guaranteed wins. The athletic directors, the conference commissioners, the bowl game presidents, the talking head announcers, all get paid 10x what most people in this country make in a year.
But sure *now* it is out of control because players don't have to sit a year when they transfer. -
The funny thing is even with all the adults getting rich the boosters still pay the players and there is so much money that schools can still fund 13 women's sports while building Hookers and Blow Centers for the football squad.
Leave it to all involved to kill it
