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Posted on 6/21/22 at 9:27 am to RammerJammer28
The transfer portal needs regulating immediately. Go back to the 1 yr sit out rule for all transfers.
That one element would quell NIL involvement with players running to the highest bidder. It would also relieve a coaching staff from having to re-recruit their entire roster every year.
That one element would quell NIL involvement with players running to the highest bidder. It would also relieve a coaching staff from having to re-recruit their entire roster every year.
Posted on 6/24/22 at 8:34 am to Farmer1906
Free agency without a salary cap is pretty bad, though even in professional sports there are contracts, and thus some consequences.
The current system is a disservice to these young adults, money with no real obligation is not how the rest of life will work out.
If this is the path going forward there will have to be some limitations put into place, a salary cap, transfer restrictions or contracts, or a combination these. The current trajectory will destroy the sport and leave an intramural-like D3 type game in its wake.
The current system is a disservice to these young adults, money with no real obligation is not how the rest of life will work out.
If this is the path going forward there will have to be some limitations put into place, a salary cap, transfer restrictions or contracts, or a combination these. The current trajectory will destroy the sport and leave an intramural-like D3 type game in its wake.
Posted on 6/24/22 at 3:02 pm to RammerJammer28
NIL by far.
These are educational institutions. Sports on campus started as club activities. For bragging purposes, ringers started getting paid to play for the clubs. Then they decided amateur status should mean no pay, but not really for the schools that wanted it most.
Now the school teams are simply NFL developmental leagues veneered with a thin coating of school afiliation.
These are educational institutions. Sports on campus started as club activities. For bragging purposes, ringers started getting paid to play for the clubs. Then they decided amateur status should mean no pay, but not really for the schools that wanted it most.
Now the school teams are simply NFL developmental leagues veneered with a thin coating of school afiliation.
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