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I think people are mistaking what the payoff is. They think it’s buying a specific kid and that kid becoming a star. As you said, the payoff is the team winning and/or being the guy with the deep pockets. Either way, the proof that people won’t stop when recruits don’t pan out is that they never...

Here’s my question. If these deals that are clearly inducements to play for a particular school aren’t to be seen that way, how is the financial provider going to avoid paying a kid who transfers? I imagine bama booster would be salty about paying a kid who’s transfered to UGA.