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The problem isn't NFL versus college, the problem is the top of college

Versus the middle versus the bottom. Some college football programs are barely making a profit if they are breaking even. Others are looking at an $80 million Plus media payment, plus ticket sales from an 80,000 to 100,000 seat stadium, plus parking, concessions, and millions in donations. The NFL couldn't even compete with that for a minor league developmental program. What has destroyed college football is success. And no Central authority to manage that success properly to keep it from getting out of control. ** Edited by wwhokie1 at 7/30/2024, 11:08:20 AM ** Edited by wwhokie1 at 7/30/2024, 11:10:31 AM
Posted: 07/30/2024 at 11:07 AM ET
(In response to this post by Marooned)

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Will StewartAdmin 07/29/24 08:52 AM ET
Sounds like they want “no” guard rails for income, no salary cap, nothing.
Stech 07/30/24 07:54 AM ET
The most important thing I was saying was “no” guard rails to income, not
Stech 07/30/24 01:16 PM ET
Quite right - the NFL should be paying for player development
Marooned 07/30/24 09:48 AM ET
The colleges don't want that any more than the NFL.**
reestuart 07/30/24 05:50 PM ET
The problem isn't NFL versus college, the problem is the top of college
wwhokie1 07/30/24 11:07 AM ET
What? They should pay the colleges? If you don't want a program that feeds
Big12 guy 07/30/24 10:30 AM ET
Baseball and hockey minor leagues have evolved over 120 years
PadrosWindup 07/30/24 08:50 AM ET
PE firms are buying up minor league baseball teams
mancunian 07/30/24 05:39 PM ET
Exactly, the pro leagues have a vested interest in keeping
Marooned 07/30/24 05:22 PM ET
Just a fancy way of saying if you can get it for free, you won't pay for it**
Stech 07/30/24 11:50 AM ET
the best line
Vippie1 07/29/24 10:48 AM ET
If they'd have had some sort of warning ahead of time and time to prepare.
reestuart 07/29/24 01:41 PM ET
The big word missing from this is BOOSTER
PadrosWindup 07/29/24 10:28 AM ET
The NCAA is in danger of chopping off their own legs
HokieAl 07/29/24 09:21 AM ET
And that’s where Congress and the IRS get interested **
Hokie1992 07/30/24 06:43 AM ET
NCAA is not chopping off their legs, the courts have already chopped them.
Stech 07/29/24 03:44 PM ET
The Antitrust lawsuit chopped off it's head. The NCAA is no longer
VTreddog 07/29/24 12:50 PM ET
“Let’s call it a draw” — MP&THG**
AlaHokie83 07/29/24 12:55 PM ET