**Running College Football Updates Thread**

[TFloss32]

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[TFloss32]

Not football related, but a look at how NIL can start going really wrong.

 

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[BWilk55]

2 hours ago, TFloss32 said:

It's an interesting thought. I doubt we see it play out like that. Perhaps more of a shift in coaches hiring staff known for development and X&Os over hiring ace recruiters. I doubt we see salaries go down overall though.

 

[Wayne]

It's an interesting thought. I doubt we see it play out like that. Perhaps more of a shift in coaches hiring staff known for development and X&Os over hiring ace recruiters. I doubt we see salaries go down overall though.

At least for top end coaches. If you aren’t one of the big schools and aren’t going to be able to compete with the big boys you might not pay $3M a year for a coach. But top tier school coaches salaries may go up. A big school coordinator may get paid more than head coaches at wannabe schools. They’re getting there now. 

 

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[Eastexhorn]

Thought a Akers team had more than that. Maybe was players who played not drafted.

 

[Sirhornsalot]

2 hours ago, TFloss32 said:

Actually, the 1984 Texas Longhorns had 17 players drafted. They had 12 rounds back then.

 

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[TFloss32]

Thought a Akers team had more than that. Maybe was players who played not drafted.

Actually, the 1984 Texas Longhorns had 17 players drafted. They had 12 rounds back then.

Yes, draft record for current format since 1994.

 

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[bctex1106]

1 hour ago, TFloss32 said:

That article is effing wild. 

 

[Sirhornsalot]

That article is effing wild. 

Not in a good way

 

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[TFloss32]

Not sure how this would work, unless 2022 is a typo.

 

[UT1983]

On 5/2/2022 at 5:03 PM, TFloss32 said:

I am a conservative and believe people are ultimately responsible for their life’s outcome.   That being said, bad than happen to good people through no fault of their own.  I me it’s said when people of means choose to spend their excess wealth on a guy that can run fast or throw a football, all in hopes of winning a kids game.

Some of that money could be doing God’s work here on earth by funding medical research or legitimate charities.  I really think we have lost our priorities as a society.

The NIL is destroying college football. Someone is going to have to step in and give each college a set limit to spend on players otherwise, the NIl is going to destroy college football.   This is simply not sustainable.