Strategy for rest of year

[drudy23]

It is an unsustainable model. It's more of the wild west than it was before.

The NCAA went from an enforcement model with outdated rules to pretty much no guardrails. They've lost control.

[paulxu]

If the head coach has devolved into what is described above, maybe the next step is an assistant who is more of an "offensive coordinator" like in pro football.
Then the head coach can actually have the time to manage those other things.
Whatever, I don't like what's happened. Too unstructured.

[murray87]

It's really spun out of control (especially with college football). It seems a NIL $$ cap would even the playing field a bit but would the courts go along? If not, college sports becomes MLB and the big money rules all.

[xu82]

It is an unsustainable model. It's more of the wild west than it was before.

The NCAA went from an enforcement model with outdated rules to pretty much no guardrails. They've lost control.

I have to agree 100% with this. I don’t begrudge the players some freedom or compensation, but the result is a product I care much less about. Some reasonable restraints need to be found, or I’ll just stop caring.

[D-West & PO-Z]

It's really spun out of control (especially with college football). It seems a NIL $$ cap would even the playing field a bit but would the courts go along? If not, college sports becomes MLB and the big money rules all.

The issue is not big money rules all. For one, that has always been the case in college athletics and two, there has never been more parity in college football than right now. The issue is fixing the portal. I like the ability to transfer at least once without sitting out but maybe (if allowed legally) it should be capped at that or at least fix some of the timing issues with the portal and when you can and cannot enter.

[GoMuskies]

Do whatever we did last night 19 more times.