Restructure of college football

Normally id post something like this on the SEC board...but for obvious reasons, that is a no go now

Ive been harping on this but the real obstacles to saving CFB are the activist courts and most of all greed of the schools.

Ive seen the idea of football becoming its own private entity, essentially leasing the facilities and brand from the school and making players employees where the players must unionize and collectively bargain. This is the most likely outcome.

I think there are other, better options that preserve at least a fraction of the integrity of the sport.

Schools are going have to start demonstrating that they are not going to take profits at the expense of the student body experience, community and players

-Athletic department budgets must be slashed. Football money contributions have to other sports must be capped
-TV deals must be restructured to a minimalistic way. No commercial breaks except for halftime, minimal in-game ads
-All revenue will be used to cover costs/savings/facilities, all additional revenue will be put into a collective that will be shared amongst players on all P5(or whatever it is now) players
-Licensing of video game sales will all go to players
-Players must sign away rights to NIL for the duration they are enrolled in school in order to play CFB. No collectives, no endorsements, no direct payments from boosters.
-Revert back to traditional transfer rules. Gradutes can transfer penalty free to start a master's/additional degree at another school

I think the biggest hurdle is the courts. The schools are going to have to demonstrate that they are not disproportionately making money on the backs of players.