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[QUOTE="GHLF, post: 5344400, member: 1608"]
And look what happens to the player literally 97% of the time. The odds are stacked to begin with they end up transferring multiple times and do they even end up with a degree or life skills. I believe the Malik Brown situation is utterly and completely different if you have an opportunity Academically and athletically like that, it is very difficult to pass up almost foolish, especially if a plan was not in place that is not the case in a huge percentage of times. Red and this university most importantly must have a plan in place to compete with NIL, and life reality skills, academic opportunities. I am hoping that players will have very limited transfer ability. It is literally going to ruin college sports and eventually the money is going to decrease in both basketball and football. I would say rather quickly because fan bases across 75% of the schools will erode especially and almost always regionally. This will eventually affect sponsorship and certainly the biggest cash cow professional sports I for one will be extremely happy. Just like the degradation of a fabric that was once viewed as good and strong, certainly not perfect but still good. It became damaged and lost its integrity and eroded because it was not protected.
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