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[QUOTE="sutomcat, post: 4665763, member: 27"]
If it ends up with the B1G and SEC conferences splitting off to become semi pro leagues, there will be plenty of other schools that are like minded with Syracuse.

SEC and B1G schools can play for a semi-pro NC.

The rest will play for a true college NC.

Would it be that bad to get rid of the schools that created the insane facilities race, that pay coaches more money than the president and want open bidding for athletes out of HS?

Let them take the kids that don't want to go to class or get a degree.

This is what the SEC and B1G have wanted for years.

I am not sure the rest of the schools in the country feel the same way.  I am convinced there is an audience to watch true college athletics and the schools that embrace that model will end up better off in the long run.

Their fans will win too.  I see a situation where a lot more teams could conceivably win an NC in football, where the rosters are more stable, kids have a little more loyalty and less interest in making the most money as fast as possible.
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