Originally Posted by Pwyse
Originally Posted by BPI
Nick Saban did a pretty good job of explaining it. His thing was that you can't develop young men, build a team mindset or have continuity. He makes some good points. I personally don't have a problem with paying players who are making hundreds of millions for their universities but it's currently the wild west and I do think that something needs to be done that is beneficial for everyone. With that said, it sure has leveled the playing field.


I could understand those arguments. I think before long they will have to sign contracts. It really would protect the players and the schools.

But I guess what we have now isn’t any different than what we have in High School or the NFL. In the NFL there are contracts but there are a lot of 1 year contracts too.

I don’t think any of the schools do a decent job of developing the players into good men. Having a team mindset has long been out the door with most players, and the change in continuity is just because we aren’t used to it. I mean if this was the way it had always been we wouldn’t know the difference.


Contracts and collective bargaining would only control what they could be paid by the schools as employees. Like the NFL; they can still make as much as they want from NIL/endorsements.