I know NIL is the new landscape of major revenue college sports formerly known as amateur college athletics, but am I the only one who’s already tired of it.
More times than not a school isn’t recruiting a kid but instead they’re now bidding for the HS athlete.
A kid is now transferring to a school for a better $ offer not to play for a big time program, more minutes, or for a different coach and they’re doing so without the consequence of having to sit out for at least one season.
It’s going to make the gap between lower earning schools and the higher earnings ones not just a gap but a canyon.
It’s also going to make the NCAA look more hypocritical than ever before(which is a +), but how can they hold schools past aggressions against them if the schools were penalized for the very thing that is not just allowed but encouraged.
But that’s JMO, and you can agree or disagree it’s just my old school 2cents
More times than not a school isn’t recruiting a kid but instead they’re now bidding for the HS athlete.
A kid is now transferring to a school for a better $ offer not to play for a big time program, more minutes, or for a different coach and they’re doing so without the consequence of having to sit out for at least one season.
It’s going to make the gap between lower earning schools and the higher earnings ones not just a gap but a canyon.
It’s also going to make the NCAA look more hypocritical than ever before(which is a +), but how can they hold schools past aggressions against them if the schools were penalized for the very thing that is not just allowed but encouraged.
But that’s JMO, and you can agree or disagree it’s just my old school 2cents
