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[QUOTE="NKR1978, post: 3127073, member: 186"]
I don't think it will. Don't think anything will change other than students getting to cash in on their prime celebrity years.

Some of the "problems" that have been brought up, such as chemistry issues, could help to even out the haves versus have nots.

If they don't care about the money, then when do they pay themselves so much.

Who cares if it's a feeding frenzy? Why do you care if a bunch of wealthy men want to feel important by spending money on an athlete? They already do, now it will be above board.

Paternalistic nonsense that we can't trust kids to handle money. And if they can't handle it, that's on them. How long ago was Len Bias? 33 years ago? Its Thursday night, an aggressive amount of cocaine will be snorted by students all across the country that mommy and daddy unwittingly paid for. If the Chainsmokers hit it big when they were at Syracuse and stayed in school then they would have been 20 with untold millions of dollars. No one would care about that, but athletes of a certain background can't be trusted. Interesting.

They don't care about parity. They just want to keep the money with the plantation owners. Not with the men and women in the field. If they cared about parity conference realignment never would have happened. College conference networks would never have happened.

I don't often agree with you, but I've never thought you were naive. The thought that they don't care about the money is beyond naive, I'm not sure there's a word for it.
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