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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Heyjoe4" data-source="post: 1031427" data-attributes="member: 13032">Interesting points Poker, thanks.  I still don't buy that a college football player can do well academically and on the field - and yes, that's a generalization that I think applies in most cases.  There are certainly exceptions, and the schools are accommodating as you note.But hey, if an athletic dream gets a guy to college where it would not have happened, good for him.  I believe a lot of guys who don't make it to the pros (most of them) will continue their studies and leverage a degree into a career - or at a minimum, it creates a solid start.  And on the well-debated topic of NIL, well it corrected an obvious injustice in that a top payer can make a lot of money for the school.  Why not reward him?  Or as I think you suggested, spread the NIL money across all players - because hey, it takes a team to win.  I realize the system being used to award NIL money is far from perfect, but better than nothing.</blockquote>

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