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I’m sure this will be unpopular with some, but I HATE the direction CFB is heading when I hear this sort of nonsense. The unbridled arrogance is ridiculous. The void of competition created by consolidation of talent via money is gross. This is not in the spirit of the O’Bannon NIL case ruling.

For the record, I’m not against the players making money. Not at all. I am 100% against a system with no rules or regulations that is turning CFB into whorehouse football.
 
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BigDikDaddyFromCincinnati said:
I’m sure this will be unpopular with some, but I HATE the direction CFB is heading when I hear this sort of nonsense. The unbridled arrogance is ridiculous. The void of competition created by consolidation of talent via money is gross. This is not in the spirit of the O’Bannon NIL case ruling.

For the record, I’m not against the players making money. Not at all. I am 100% against a system with no rules or regulations that is turning CFB into whorehouse football.
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BigDikDaddyFromCincinnati said:
I’m sure this will be unpopular with some, but I HATE the direction CFB is heading when I hear this sort of nonsense. The unbridled arrogance is ridiculous. The void of competition created by consolidation of talent via money is gross. This is not in the spirit of the O’Bannon NIL case ruling.

For the record, I’m not against the players making money. Not at all. I am 100% against a system with no rules or regulations that is turning CFB into whorehouse football.
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I hear what you are saying and generally agree, yet somehow talent was consolidated much more before NIL. This sport was BORING from about 2008 until 2022 while Bama, Georgia, and OSU had half a roster of five stars. The idea of a top 3-5 team losing to anyone other than another top 3-5 team entirely disappeared. You didn't even need to tune in to see how a Number 2 vs 10 game would end. This season has been fantastic, and not just because we are good.
 
Fluffhead said:
I hear what you are saying and generally agree, yet somehow talent was consolidated much more before NIL. This sport was BORING from about 2008 until 2022 while Bama, Georgia, and OSU had half a roster of five stars. The idea of a top 3-5 team losing to anyone other than another top 3-5 team entirely disappeared. You didn't even need to tune in to see how a Number 2 vs 10 game would end. This season has been fantastic, and not just because we are good.
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Yep. NIL, and to some degree the running clock, has been the great equalizer in college football.

You’re never going to have an 84 BYU rise up again and win it. But of the teams capable of winning a national title, the gap amongst those teams is small. Compared to when it was Bama and Georgia and OSU just fielding teams that were so far above even the top 10 recruiting class teams in talent.
 
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