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Only if it makes financial sense. Right now they have a free minor league system, so unless they think they can make more money than the expenses it would take to run it, I don't think they'd be interested. Baseball minor leagues is in financial shambles right now. G-League is nice but it hardly...

NFL already has a minor league. It's called college football. Kids get top coaching, nutrition, and physical maturation without the NFL paying a dime.

You're thinking like a businessman, but that's not how Title IX works. It says you have to have proportionate opportunities and benefits (scholarships, facilities, tutoring, athletic training, etc) for both men and women. Technically, if your school is 60% female, 60% of your scholarships should...

Problem is if you make them pay their own tuition, you are straight up putting all private schools at a huge disadvantage, just like it has been done in baseball. Kids would say, "I could pay $50k to go to a private school, $25kto go to an out of state school, or $10-15k to go to an in-state...

I hear you, but it doesn't really matter what we think. The law says equal opportunities, equal benefits. It cares not for capitalism, only equality.

I actually somewhat agree with Pate on this one. It's all headed to collective bargaining and a players union. And I think it COULD be good for the sport IF the conferences could negotiate in terms on transfers, NIL, etc. That's what CBA's are all about. However... What I think he straight up...