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But NIL's are professional sports version of individual endorsements, you can't put a salary cap on how much an athlete independently earns on His own. Has nothing to do with how much resources a program has, see Jackson St. & Travis Hunter. If a HS prospect has commercial appeal, the...

Understood, but until these schools or a judge concedes what these student-athletes really are, which is employees of the school, then they'll continue to be exploited. This whole notion that an athlete should be treated like any other student is BS.

If these upstart leagues like the XFL & USFL can ever achieve financial sustainability I think they can. Until then, the College system is the best we have.

But one side benefitted in your buyout example, sitting out a year doesn't benefit a kid nor does make it sense, no NCAA rule pertaining to athletes does.

But Colleges are already paying these kids, it's called a scholarship. A scholarship is really income, but scholarship sounds better for public relations & the IRS. It's all word games Bro.

"Too many kids"? It was the adults/coaches that were bragging about it LOL. 15,000 kids entered the portal the year before, common sense would tell you that most of them had no choice. The adults made the rules, hold them accountable.

Scholarships at the P5 level are guaranteed for 4 years now, a coach can't just kick a player off the team just because. The only way a coach can pull a kid's scholarship at the P5 level, is if the player commits a crime or breaks a school rule etc., they can't pull a scholarship for athletic...