Not really difficult to predict.

It will be extremely top heavy, only the schools with the deepest donor pockets will be competing for a national championship - period end of story there.

This is huge business in college football, and that means the richest will control and dictate the terms.

This will now going to a more of a “professional” football model as the dust starts to settle. Meaning each starting position will have a dollar amount assigned to it - the going rate. And the better the player is at that position and depending on the schools needs will depend on whether that player gets more, less or inline with that going rate.

We will only have 3, maybe four super conferences and then the rest.

In order for the smaller schools programs, and I am talking the G5 teams, they are going to have to break away from the Super Conferences and have their own National Championship just like the Division ll schools do now. Doesn’t have to be in the Division ll playoff format, but they have to have their own championship or those programs eventually wither up and die a slow death.

But if the G5 teams don’t separate themselves from the P5 teams, they won’t be able to survive under the new NIL rules, they don’t have the money to compete. And if you can’t compete, then what is the purpose of competing?

This post was edited on 7/30/21 at 6:29 pm