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I'm well aware, but like I said, it's one thing to give them scholarships, another to pay them on top of it. You're now doubling/tripling what each gets. Most athletic departments run on thin margins. Operations/support staff (guys running facilities, marketing, academics, accounting, etc) get...

Another perfect example of government regulation having (completely predictable) "unintended consequences." This will result in many sports being cut because most of them don't bring in money. It's one thing to give them scholarships, another to pay them on top of it.

I think the bigger issue is what we're seeing with transfers + NIL. It puts good programs (with less money) at a distinct disadvantage. Thinking mainly of Jordan Addison situation right now with tampering; we probably have done it, too. I think that's what people don't like as much. Not sure how...

You won't see a cap on a player's potential earnings. What I COULD see happening is the NCAA making a move like, "You can earn what you want, full stop. But anyone that earns more than $XX in a year is considered professional and ineligible for NCAA sponsored post-season play." So you could...