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Message: <blockquote data-quote="mountaineermaniac34" data-source="post: 132033105" data-attributes="member: 1858083">The point is the NIL was not supposed to be like this. I mean Pitt is trying to find money to keep their WR from USC and whatever they come up with, USC will offer more. Pure insanity. These players even have agents now representing them.What’s going on it’s not a coincidence. Look at the playoff of structure, it allowed the Blue Bloods (whatever the hell that means) to further distance themselves of the rest of the competition. It’s painfully obvious to have the champion of each P5 conference participate with At Large spots. But No…. Or at least not right now. So over the past few years, the big boys had a chance to get bigger, and the rest are getting left further and further behind. The ACC is prime example when Clemson  so far ahead from the second best team in the conference.Clemson had a rare mediocre year by their standards, and the ACC leader had zero chance of playing the playoffs.There are about 7 teams right now with a playoff chance and it’s May.Since playoff expansion is on the horizon in the next few years, the Puppeteer that ruined college athletics, ESPN, will expand after about 3-4 years of good NIL money and paid players will further be separated from the rest of the field. In about 2 to 3 years this madness will be under control, but the big boys will already have established control.Teams should start boycotting the NCAA immediately.</blockquote>

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