Ahhh the INEQUITIES! Not only among the players that is sure to cause some locker room jealousies but for us fans it's the inequities among the different schools that leaves us shaking our heads and wondering.
RESULTS: The schools with the most money and donors that are willing to set up funneling mechanisms like fake churches and fake companies and fake product endorsements (meaning they are real but would never happen in the real business world without donors behind them pushing the deals through), can virtually BUY PLAYERS!
Now the level playing field that was never really very level is completely out of control beyond anyone's expectations. As a corollary from another sport it's like the Yankees payroll compared to a team like the Rockies. At one time the Yankees 3rd baseman (Arod) made more that the entire Rockies team! LOL!
In that vane, the richest football school with the most outrageous donors (Texas A&M) will literally outbid everyone else for the most talented players. In other words, Collegiate Football National Championship Trophies are now FOR SALE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS.
Previously fans might expect to see the NC won by any one of a dozen big time football schools. Now, that number is substantially diminished. And we ask ourselves........."Is this good for the sport?"
RESULTS: The schools with the most money and donors that are willing to set up funneling mechanisms like fake churches and fake companies and fake product endorsements (meaning they are real but would never happen in the real business world without donors behind them pushing the deals through), can virtually BUY PLAYERS!
Now the level playing field that was never really very level is completely out of control beyond anyone's expectations. As a corollary from another sport it's like the Yankees payroll compared to a team like the Rockies. At one time the Yankees 3rd baseman (Arod) made more that the entire Rockies team! LOL!
In that vane, the richest football school with the most outrageous donors (Texas A&M) will literally outbid everyone else for the most talented players. In other words, Collegiate Football National Championship Trophies are now FOR SALE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDERS.
Previously fans might expect to see the NC won by any one of a dozen big time football schools. Now, that number is substantially diminished. And we ask ourselves........."Is this good for the sport?"
