Changes will be made only if the richest NILs dominate college football, causing a decline in fan interest and TV viewership. The boys at Madison Avenue and ESPN headquarters won't stand for that. Right now because of NIL money, the game is sort of rigged. If/when the general college football fan figures that out, things will change. But, not until then.
Technically, it's the _love_ of money. But we get what you're saying.
You're right. College football used to be such a great thing when athletes played for an education and not money.
But unlike NFL teams, Colleges have zero power in this game. The "student-athletes" aren't employees so the colleges have no contractual authority over them.
That's right and my point in the original post. If the NFL had unlimited free agency with no contractual obligations, which is basically what we now have at the college level, there would be total chaos. So why are we doing this in college football?
