I know this is not likely to happen as the ones to set guidelines up
would be the same that are benefitting from the lack of restrictions. But, if the goal is a long term competitive environment (not sure that's everyone's goal here) across regions/conferences/teams, I think the only way that this can be sustainable and allow more than a handful of teams/conferences to truly be competitive over time is to have some sort of player payment cap and have some sort of standard player contracts. Teams can divvy it up however they want, but each can spend up to $XXXX each season.
I'd like to see the same sort of cap for coaching staffs as well.
Thread Replies (9)
How can they do that, Vippie?**
-- MDHokie79
Jan 28, 2026 at 02:05 PM ET
MDHokie79
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01/28/26 02:05 PM ET
Yep!!! As I said earlier this stupidity that has been set up is not
-- fordham
Jan 27, 2026 at 04:00 PM ET
fordham
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01/27/26 04:00 PM ET
Yes! But you make the assumption that the relationships we build are
-- VT ChemE 1986
Jan 27, 2026 at 03:35 PM ET
VT ChemE 1986
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01/27/26 03:35 PM ET
This is what I'm counting on. Sometimes money isn't everything. Some of
-- Coach McGuirk
Jan 27, 2026 at 06:05 PM ET
Coach McGuirk
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01/27/26 06:05 PM ET
I wouldn’t call it chump change. Not every college player gets big time
-- Hoakie82
Jan 28, 2026 at 09:52 PM ET
Hoakie82
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01/28/26 09:52 PM ET
I know this is not likely to happen as the ones to set guidelines up
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-- BoozVT
Jan 27, 2026 at 10:02 PM ET
BoozVT
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01/27/26 10:02 PM ET
Caps don't work. For years we had a $0 cap, and yet money was flowing**
-- Seikoh_04
Jan 28, 2026 at 04:24 PM ET
Seikoh_04
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01/28/26 04:24 PM ET