The Future of College Sports

[FloridaCuse]

NCAA settlement chaos: New legal move could trigger massive increase in NIL spending

The House v. NCAA settlement faces a major wrinkle as plaintiffs seek to exempt multimedia partners from revenue-sharing caps in college athletics.

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[FloridaCuse]

 

[Dinkyspond]

I hope they make an exemption for the Army-Navy game, it's always in December, the last regular season game before the bowls.

 

[dan7800]

I hope they make an exemption for the Army-Navy game, it's always in December, the last regular season game before the bowls.

I read that I think that they will

 

[WoadBlue]

Professional sports at least recognize the inequities of small markets vs large markets
and have tried to address that. College sports have no such equalizer.

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.

There is a balance that can be found. It dies nit make sense in this worked to great CUSA the same exact status and stance as SEC and BT. But those 2 alone? Equally wrong as asserting that CUSA must granted same exact standing and power as SEC ad BT.

So, I do think there will be a new Top Tier of CFB. But I think it will contain at least 3 and hopefully 4 leagues. I think that new CFB Top Tier also will demand and get a new Top Tier for basketball, because they will want to eliminate leagues that are so small time in basketball that that they are no more being in that Top Tier for a revenue sport than CUAS has the right too be in CFB Top Tier.

 

[Capt. Tuttle]

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

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.