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The Impact of NIL

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The super teams are going to be few and far between. Qb talent is spread out. Texas tech has one of the best defensive lines in the nation. Missouri took georgias best pass rusher. Wild times
 
305407cane said:
The super teams are going to be few and far between. Qb talent is spread out. Texas tech has one of the best defensive lines in the nation. Missouri took georgias best pass rusher. Wild times
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Vandy took the #1 Qb.

Still feels crazy to type that.
 
I love it. The days where two or three schools could spend (what is in today’s environment limited money) to secure the best recruits, while others could offer very little and were constantly aware that the NCAA could bring down the hammer if they became too successful are over.

For now.
 
def leveled the playing field... first, remember when the 4 team playoff first came out? Yes some small issues over schools 5-7 but no one ever really batted an eye at teams 10+ because you had 4-6 premier teams hogging all the talent, then it would fall off a cliff and there was a huge gap between those two tiers, that has definitely closed.

Second, I love Coach O's interview he did recently, question was asked if he got back into coaching how difficult would it be to adjust to NIL? something like that, his response was well not different at all, I coached in the SEC, so instead of bringing the money through the back door I only need to get used to bringing it through the front door lol
 
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Been saying it for multiple seasons now. The majority of games played between teams 1 through 25 are going to be decided by two or three things that occur during the game.

There’s very few teams that can survive losing the turnover battle, multiple drops, two or three game changing penalties or crucial in game injuries.

The margin for error is just too small.
 
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