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re: NCAA President - no sympathy for coaches, not favorable to transfer restrictions
Posted on 2/20/24 at 5:40 pm to UsingUpAllTheLetters
Posted on 2/20/24 at 5:40 pm to UsingUpAllTheLetters
I dont think it's complicated at all.
Saban was correct, we are moving toward players being employees of the school, and their respective deals should be contingent on a contract that binds the players to the school.
From there ironing out the details should not be hard.
Transfer if you want but in these contracts should be a noncompete meaning you're next team would be in the NFL if you decided to leave/transfer/break contract.
The faster everyone understands that we are going to a NFL model, and the faster college ball adopts everything that the NFL does minus a draft the faster everything will work much more smoothly for everyone. It is what it is. Amateur football is dead.
Saban was correct, we are moving toward players being employees of the school, and their respective deals should be contingent on a contract that binds the players to the school.
From there ironing out the details should not be hard.
Transfer if you want but in these contracts should be a noncompete meaning you're next team would be in the NFL if you decided to leave/transfer/break contract.
The faster everyone understands that we are going to a NFL model, and the faster college ball adopts everything that the NFL does minus a draft the faster everything will work much more smoothly for everyone. It is what it is. Amateur football is dead.
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Posted on 2/20/24 at 6:06 pm to PowHound
Yep… that pretty much sums it up. No longer student athletes but paid athletes representing the universities in a particular sport. If these rich boosters want to pay them that’s fine, it’s their money.
So when the paid athletes bolt to a better payday don’t get pissed. It’s the adults in charge that created it.
So when the paid athletes bolt to a better payday don’t get pissed. It’s the adults in charge that created it.
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