I read that I think that they will
Yes. If Pro football had allowed the total hyena-like antics we see from SEC and BT, the final NFL would have had maybe 18-20 teams with no small markets represented.
Let’s put in a salary cap for coaches, and see how many are for it. Coaches may not earn more that 50% of the roster salary.John Calipari: "I urge Congress to pass bipartisan legislation to save college sports "
John Calipari sends message to Congress after President Donald Trump signs executive order regulating college sports
John Calipari sent a message to the lawmakers in Congress after the president signed an axecutive order on Friday regarding college sports.www.on3.com
Are we talking like the sand paper you would get at the Dome, or a nice roll of Charmin Double Ultra Soft?
The old “when did you stop beating your wife?” conundrum.
I think that's the point.
Proving the negative is a difficult thing to do. Not impossible, but very difficult. And in college sports, if anything good comes to the gaining school the presumption will NOT be innocent until proven guilty, whether anyone wants to admit it.
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Don’t particularly like her but I agree with her thoughts on this.Former Notre Dame WBB Coach Muffet McGraw Speaks On NCAA Proposal: "College Athletics is Broken"
McGraw spoke critically of the NCAA's proposal of five years of eligibility, citing potential troubles with academics, transfers, and NIL.
She's been reading this site. Seriously, common sense:Former Notre Dame WBB Coach Muffet McGraw Speaks On NCAA Proposal: "College Athletics is Broken"
McGraw spoke critically of the NCAA's proposal of five years of eligibility, citing potential troubles with academics, transfers, and NIL.
Great points. BTW, I saw a quote from an article last night that the NCAA is going to allow schools to have contracts with players that would prevent them from entering the portal. I'll see if I can find it later.
There are many who doubt that Cingress will take any action, but as the arms ($) race increases exponentially public and university pressure will build for them to do something. Just maybe a question of how many schools drop out before we get there and whether certain interests in Congress will successfully insist on treating "student-athletes" as employees of their school and allow (if not mandate) collective bargaining.
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I think the revenue sharing is the most important part as it helps to stabilize the market. The antitrust aspect is worth it for the schools, which will only see rising litigation costs go up unless there is meaningful rules and enforcemen, consistent across all states.Salary caps, a Group of Six playoff, antitrust shield: The White House's early ideas for college sports reform
A draft document obtained by CBS Sports details the most concrete federal reform plan yet for college athletics, including salary caps for coaches and the creation of a new entity empowered to act without litigation risk
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