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Message: [QUOTE="Cusefan95, post: 5642354, member: 173"] The parity won’t last. Every time there’s a substantial external change to college football, new schools rise up and a few drop off (likely forever). The most recent big upheaval was after the 1984 NCAA lawsuit - Florida State was the biggest beneficiary, Miami’s ability to not be a flash in the pan was likely a result also. What’s likely is a few new (or [I]nouveau riche) [/I]schools will emerge and a few will find their glory days are behind them, although it takes about a decade to occur in a way we can clearly identify. Indiana just jumped to most likely to emerge as a new power - with their huge alumni base they are well suited to the NIL era. I am a firm believer Florida State has numerous structural disadvantages and is likely to be this era’s Pitt - some of the erratic behavior of their administration is due to the fact they can see their window closing and are in a panic about it. [/QUOTE]