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Or a big market city with plenty of opportunities to capitalize on your likeness... such as, Idk, Miami.

The schools aren't going to be paying out a dime. The market will determine how much a player gets paid. This is going to pass in California.

The fair pay to play act unanimously passed another sub committee 9-0. The chairman said "I don't take fondly to threats to the state of California". If passed the law would go into effect in January 2023. I don't see how the NCAA stops it. The end game will be the P5 breaking off from the NCAA.

It will be a huge win for us, USC, Houston, GT or any other team in a large market. Tbh I can't even forsee what the landscape would look like exactly. CFB would change drastically, I do know that. If there would even be a CFB and NCAA is even in question. This is a good read that I stumbled...

Everyone with big money in Tuscaloosa is usually a booster. Miami has people with big money who are boosters and those who aren't. Those who aren't a booster have a product that could benefit from an endorsement. Miami is a much bigger market than Tuscaloosa. There are much more opportunities to...

No salary cap. They will be paid based 9n their likeness. The market will dictate how much a player will get paid. The pros don't put a cap on players endorsement deals.

If players can use their likeness, Miami wins. Would u rather get paid in a dump like Tuscaloosa or get paid while living in Paradise? The perfect recruiting pitch. Every move the NCAA has made recently is to avoid the courts bc they know they will lose. That's why the portal isn't going anywhere.

Cali is the most progressive state (as a whole) in a America. NCAA has been trying to avoid the courts for a while now but their time has come.