Protect College Sports Act? And impact to Miami long-term?

[jdg3158]

Seeing a lot of talk about this and curious how this might impact Miami? This essentially means we are tied to the ACC indefinitely? Or is it now more NFL like with a salary cap? Do teams now have to invest in facilities again because you can only spend so much on players and want to have amazing facilities? What’s the likelihood this sticks?

How does Miami continue to stand out and leverage our capital base and location? Very curious what the board knows or has learned.

 

[Stingarov]

Not good. Saban wants cheating privileges basically. Pay players but not be held accountable except by Mark Emmert's selective enforcement.

 

[NicKane]

Luckily, for Miami and the rest of college football, this thing will not pass through Congress. So no need to worry about it boys. I’ve said it once and I’ll say it again, until there’s collective bargaining done, anything else is just BS and a waste of time!

 

[bacane]

Saban shouldn’t be on ESPN advocating what is a political position.

 

[Angry Ibis]

Saban shouldn’t be on ESPN advocating what is a political position.

Between him politicking for it on Game Day and his commercial for it, I am over it already.

 

[CaneMutiny06]

On the way back from Cali and my congresswoman happens to be on the connecting flight. I voiced my opposition to this garbage and she said she’s already planning to vote no if it makes the house, for whatever that’s worth.

 

[CanesLifer2]

Just remember, if Saban is for it, we should probably be against it.