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Agreed, throw it all in an IRA but a grand a month (Spending change) and leave it alone.

Ok, I see what you are saying. My point was NIL is going out of control and no one to police it. That is a dangerous thing for college football in my opinion.

I was all for the NIL deal at first, but quickly, I am becoming concerned that it will hurt college football. 1. Player will start going to schools with biggest boosters and highest paying NIL deals. (Ala., UGA, TEX., TAM, OSU, etc.) 2. This will cause the Halves and the have nots. Worse...