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NIL market for QBs
Total insanity right now as far as I'm concerned. No relationships, no concerns of development..just show me the money.
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oldretiredguy wrote:
Total insanity right now as far as I'm concerned. No relationships, no concerns of development..just show me the money.
The college game is done. It’s time for the university sports programs to be removed from the university and for an NFL minor league system to be created. Universities will have to move to an Ivy League non-scholarship club teams.
It was fun while it lasted. I have a lot of great memories, some that I would like to forget, mixed with some blurry ones, that college football has brought me. I wish I could have shared the experience with my children.
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I don't share the doom and gloom predictions... remember how everyone felt the NCAA was THE problem?
The 3 pt line was going to ruin basketball; going away from wood rackets was going to destroy the great traditions of tennis; DH would turn MLB into a circus; coaches salaries in college and pros would bankrupt the schools and teams...on and on it goes and yet sports are and WILL still be played.
Change RARELY ends it all in sports. It just means new people with new ideas and new ways to involve themselves eventually take over.
Every change; new rule, etc. leaves a group of purists in the rear view mirror predicting the final nail in the coffin. Reminds me of all the complaining and griping people make about politicians with threats of "vote 'em out" yet the re-election rate is over 95% in Congress!
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Re: NIL market for QBs
I think the college game is here to stay for a while at least. Sure, it's not the same anymore. Regardless, the level of talent and play is pretty high quality.
Some rules and limitations are certainly needed for NIL.
The reason I don't see college moving to an NFL developmental league is the money. College football makes an absurd amount of money. Minor leagues in other sports don't and need colleges attached to teams to keep the revenues high. While some scoff at the money involved schools need the revenue too. Football subsidises other sports in the red and helps universities in other ways so I doubt many will push football away. The NFL probably doesn't see much money in a developmental league besides the massive amount of infrastructure to start one.
I think the biggest threat to football is lower levels of participation for safety reasons, which is rising on the West Coast in particular. That's a whole different discussion.
Things sure aren't like they use to be, but we should have some form of college for a while in my opinion.
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