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Why the NCAA model is dying and will be replaced
The problem is that boosters will always pay to get players and the Supreme Court made that legal. This will never go away. I truly believe that universities will own their team and play in leagues that features paid players, players that don’t even go to school. They’re employees. Texas could sign Vince Young to be their QB for 7 years to keep him. Same with the Aggies with Manziel. You get the idea. They’ll have coaches and GMs and be able to trade players, sign players to extensions, and develop players in minor league setups. The rest of us are the ones that have the chance to actually play amateur college sports. Players are students who play for scholarships and stipends, all of which is governed by a NCAA type entity. And I believe that there will be a market for this level of play. I believe that watching traditional college sports will get eyeballs. Even if the Power 40 play their own semi-pro league. -
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No idea, but I bet there are a number of them There is no way in the world to accurately rate schools, what would be your basis? -
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I agree a disappointing season, but the hitting is a much bigger problem than the pitching.- 1
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Why the NCAA model is dying and will be replaced
I'm not sure they are going to offer us a choice.- 1
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