now is when the real fun begins and the lawyers will really get involved but you're actually going to see a reversion back to the way it was with players staying longer and not transferring every year, if schools are smart. they should all be working on iron clad payment contracts with buy out clauses and you'll see schools force players to sign multi-year contracts to ensure they don't skip out, or if they do the school gets reimbursed. every player will be signing one year contracts but then schools will be offering multiple to keep players and i'm sure potentially even preventing them from entering the draft early without a buyout clause. but all kinds of stipulations are going to be forced on the players and as the saying goes, the more things change the more they stay the same. kids will be paid more but will end up with much less movement from school to school as their contracts with tie them down. some schools will be forceful with their contracts, others will be willy nilly. there's going to be a lot of bargaining of money, years and buyouts in the future and colleges will design courses just to handle this for the students. yippee kay-yay mubber-flubber
