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Exactly. Don't fix a problem that isn't a problem. The problems are the people trying to maintain power not the student athlete. They want to maximize the revenue by keeping players in place. After all, we don't want the star player transferring when there's a primetime game scheduled next...

I just posted in previous post..

Yes you have. You kept going on and about age which wasn't even a part of the post until you made it moving the goal post. I also have a nephew in the military so it sent fire through my body that he was somehow not an adult, but can give up his life. It's just simple. Treat the student...

Baseball players are drafted in college after their junior year. I made several references to the NCAA treating baseball and football differently. The NCAA doesn't control high school kids getting drafted. There is no reference to HS so that should have been out of the conversation...

You stuck on stupidity bro. I got to call it out. When does a college student become an adult in your world? Nobody is telling Timmy he shouldn't transfer to another school from the UM Business program. Nobody is saying he isn't an adult and incapable of making decisions for himself or that...

Dude, what are you stuck on? I never said a **** thing about players entering the NFL draft below the NFL's age rule. You went on a rant about that all on your own. I said the NCAA shouldn't force players to have to declare once they are eligible. That is completely different. Under the...

You completely missed my original point. The NCAA touts itself as all about the student athlete. I pointed it out it is NOT. Dismissing 18 years in the military? These are adults.

I just differ in opinion regarding transfers. Kids leaving because they're not happy or whatever reason is their choice regardless of whether it's a good decision or not. They are adults. They're old enough to choose to join the military and lose their life at war. They **** sure should be...

I respect your opinion, but those reasons don't justify restricting collegiate athletetes within the college framework. The NFL has their rule of being 3 years removed from HS for draft eligibility. I didn't argue against that point or anything that is under the NFL's control. The NFL doesn't...

It's just the NCAA controlling the product. They have NO business doing so. Who are the protecting and who is benefiting from this? They are. NOT the student athletes. At the end the day, they brag about being all about the student athlete. They even have their commercials they run every...