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Message: [QUOTE="CuseOnly, post: 2948899, member: 2804"] Not necessarily, the kids will end up going to the highest bidder. That is a fact! It happens now but below board in cash, now it will be above board. It will get completely out of control. Stanford is an incredibly rich school, one of the richest and largest P5 booster bases in the country with arguably unlimited booster resources. If an Alabama booster offers a kid $50K for a commercial, you don't think that there will be someone maybe Stanford to offer a kid $60K, or $70K... Also, why wouldn't or couldn't a booster offer a kid some money for an appearance at the school instead of an unofficial visit? Or to do a commercial in the Bahamas with teammates? We are talking about people with a ton of money to burn. They burn it now but it is far harder than it would be if this is allowed. It would turn into a free marketplace for kids services. Which is normally a good thing in most cases. Not in this case. [/QUOTE]