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Okay, then I might have misread that.

I hope your right that we can compete. I really, really do. But I think no scholarship limits is far more damaging to college football than anything that has ever come before. it’s one thing to pound your chest and say “we’re Miami”. Ive done that at Miami when we won NCs and afterwards. But...

As I said, the final domino to fall after scholarship limits will be how long players can actually compete in college. If the salaries start to achieve NFL parity, you'll end up with an actual rival to the National Football League and some athletes staying with schools for 10 years.

Here's what will happen, and I'll use this as an example: So an Alabama won't necessarily get the top ten tight ends each year to sign. They might get the Top 4. And then they might just sign five additional ones - in part because that further depletes the pool for everyone else. And they might...

That's absurd. Rather than getting the top 25 players each year, Alabama will simply get the top 150 players each year. Yes, most will not play but they will be well compensated for sitting on the bench.