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[QUOTE="MikeSU02, post: 4249196, member: 60"]
Highlighted a part for one of my two points:

1) Like this post, especially the bolded part. Football, by its nature with the amount of people on a field at one time, on a roster and the total organizational support staff is predisposed to a small group of dominant teams that are willing to pony up money and basically do "whatever it takes" to get the talent. You are much less likely to get a mid-tier team in a title game or even competing.

2) Building off of that, football has become seemingly worse and exacerbated the issues while college bball, for all its faults (and it has a lot), has at least had some help in that the g-league created the Ignite team which is now pulling out at least 2-3 players per year that never would really want to be at school anyway (and more of those teams starting as well), the one year rule will likely be taken out of the next CBA and outside of Duke, there really isn't a single team that is just dominating recruiting.

Football just seems to be on such an island as it pertains to the rest of college athletics and the NCAA has done nothing to help right the ship. No vision, no real power, nothing to showcase any leadership, overall.
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