its turned the whole thing completely mercenary, players dont stick around and develop as part of the team, they come for money, they leave if the other place offers more money. its turned the sport into a shittier version of the NFL, which at least has specific rules and contract lengths.

The thing is, its not even bad for top teams, they can afford whatever, and when the portal dance happens teams like bama benefit as the destination for the better players. Its more that its turned the whole sport less enjoyable than its specifically bad for bama

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Posted by Che Boludo

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Posted on 12/15/23 at 12:19 pm to narddogg81

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completely mercenary, players dont stick around and develop as part of the team

That's a transfer rule issue more than NIL

That is what should be addressed. It's unrelated free agency

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Posted by pankReb

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Posted on 12/15/23 at 2:15 pm to narddogg81

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its turned the whole thing completely mercenary, players dont stick around and develop as part of the team, they come for money, they leave if the other place offers more money. its turned the sport into a shittier version of the NFL, which at least has specific rules and contract lengths.

So from what I gather you consider it shitty because other teams are reaping the benefits of what people have been accusing Bama of doing for years.

Sorry that the current landscape of college football isn’t catering to narddogg who is watching the game from his couch. Your complaints should be directed to the Supreme Court as well as the Legislative branch.

Also I’ve seen plenty of Ole Miss players advertising their NIL partners on social media.

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