If the NCAA really wants to clean

up recruitung, I had an epipheny.

1. Assign a point value to all incoming recruits
based on an average of stars given player by
recruitung services.

2. Assign a specific numerical value that each
school isn't allowed to exceed. The value
would be the same for all schools in Div1.

3. Each school, knowing what value they can't
exceed, would have to recruit based solely
off what they could "spend" in points on a
particular player, and what their needs are.

4. Of course, the five star player's points would
be more than a one or two star.

5. The NCAA would lobby large fines against any
school that breaks the limit.

6. What this would prevent:
A. One or two schools hording high value
recruits.
B. The incentive to pay a player to come to a
particular school.

6. What this would create:
A. A more level playing field that dictates a
spreading of the wealth in player ability
B. Would erradicate oversigning of players,
because it would be too expensive for the
schools to break the limit.

I will go on to predict that all Bama and LSU fans will scream "bullshite" on this because they don't have to really recruit. A retard could recruit players to thise schools. All other schools will potentially see some benefit of a system like this. What y'all think?