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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 1035369" data-attributes="member: 7261">Much like many of the programs that cost Universities more money than they made and were scrapped, many of these sports teams will become clubs.  Self funded and budgeted through private donations.Greed will eventually catch up with you and this is what is happening to Colleges and their "Sports".  They rode those cash cows and milked them for as long as they could, now everyone wants a share of that milk.  The only people I "feel sorry for" in all this are fans of the have-nots.  Those who will now see their one time successful team, become a D4 equivalent.My guess is that Universities will drop the education farce for the major programs.  Getting a degree will become optional.  Athletes are being paid to play, they don't need to be enrolled in classes, the sport is their "education".The other interesting thing with all this change, how will it effect TV revenue sharing?  Deals have already been made by big Networks, that were made before all these changes.  Will Networks want to change the deals? Will the MAJOR schools now demand more to televise their teams?  Will Schools decide that players can play for as many years as they want?  How will this effect the pool of players available to the NFL?[ATTACH=full]20472[/ATTACH]</blockquote>

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