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The 9,940 who will never play.

Game over then.

Yes, that was the case, at least as described in that podcast.

IIRC some NIL deals with collectives were exclusive, even if technically not linked to a school. So a kid signing with the Tennessee Collective opts to transfer to Arizona, for example, suddenly sees his NIL earning vanish because he is no longer useful to the Collective.

There was a trend to move scholarships to a multiple-year model, for the duration of eligibility. A lot of public criticism of coaches running off players who weren’t stars after a few seasons, to be replaced by incoming recruits. I’m not sure which conferences adopted this model, if any.

Every player wanting to transfer needs a team to transfer to. As long as the rosters are limited, no problem. I’m in favor of a reduction from 85 to 80 and then to 75, over time.

With a buyout…..