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[QUOTE="Sudano, post: 5406640, member: 822"]
Great Points by Mcafee and Herbstreit:
Main Points, (adjusted a few of my own)
No one really has a problem with athletes getting paid
Not really NIL, just boosters paying players is not healthy nor sustainable. Boosters runs teams.
It's a big business without structure, no structured business model, it's not based on any sound business or financial princliples, no rules, no regulations,
No one running  the sport, no CBA, no rules committee, no guardrails, no creating or policing the guardrails, Even NFL (a sport bigger than CFB) has salary cap, just leveraging without a market basis of value, No one has the stones to say this is what we are going to do, no one is leading the sport, fear of litigation, if perceived as not giving players what they want they get sued or pushed out. NCAA is the boogie man, just blame the NCAA and win, no one wants to limit or fault the players for ANYTHING, not really blaming the kids, they are great, just blaming the agents, family, NIL Reps. Kids are being manipulated to ruin relationships, teams, being lied to. Afraid to be critical of players to be labeled as a boomer, Keep NIL, just have some freaking rules. Rules will help overall players and create something sustainable. Boosters wanting a new QB and working to outbid other Boosters from across the county is stupid, embarrassing for the sport the way everyone let the sport get to this point. Some breaking point of bankruptcy or some historic program dropping the sport, some catastrophe will occur and only then someone will step up to positively help CFB.
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