The coaches aren't capped, why should the players be capped? God forbid kids make money in college when their chances of going pro is less than 2 percent
Coaches are employees, Coaches are in positions of authority. There used to be a time when everybody wasn't equal. You had to work your way to that kind of salary. Now, these kids think they should start on top.
@@theknowitall4090 nobody pays their hard earned money to watch the coaches play and pro players are employees yet they're capped. If paying students forces coaches to now have to be actual coaches and improve students instead of be dictators it's better for the sports and the students. We all witnessed how the last time a college coach couldn't be a dictator and was forced to be actual coach turned out.
We give the kids, a uniform, a schedule, assigned tasks, rules to follow, punish them if they fail to adhere to rules, where else in the world does this happen and the person isn’t compensated? Dan isn’t saying Saban needs his salary capped to keep the cost of tuition down is he? He didn’t ask the university to guarantee the athlete gets to finish his education if he is injured, now did he? I hope these young athletes are listening to the way the coaches are feeling about “the purity of the game” over them feeding their families….
The NCAA is non-profit and the money they generate gets put back into the various programs to support the very players you are talking about. I was a scholarship athlete, and not once did I ever feel like I was being exploited or taken advantage of, because I got a great education free of charge, that would have cost my parents $150,000.
Cap the coaches! Why do they need 10-year deals when they're not in the field colleges claim to be about, education? Plus, most deals fail so deals that are as long as 10 years will be disastrous. NCAA schools already have paid $500 million to fired coaches in the last decade. Cap them!
The college playoffs is already a super league lol how many different teams have won the championship. In fact schools will have a better chance of competing now if they can freely spend money on players
Nah this just widens the gap even more. It will be the same big schools competing that have more money than others. All the smaller schools will lose star players to big schools because NIL and transfer portal. This will be bad for college football. Just wait and see as it will be the same teams were used to seeing with even less parity
Cap the coaches and the NCAA employees. Then it's all fair. If not, the NCAA should not be able to show players or sell jerseys for guys who don't play at the school anymore. Or feature them at their universities. Until recently guys were still being used in EA college sports video games. If you think everyone is getting an NIL deal..nope, but we also know most won't make it pro. This maybe their only opportunity to make decent amount of money, they can't even get internship or a job while in school, this is American isn't it. But ehhh stop the children again..maybe if the NCAA was just giving guys a decent stypen years ago now, we wouldn't be here today. But they refused. Although making billions off them under the push of a free education. False. These kids work for that scholarship, which can be take almost anytime you get over recruited, hurt, coach leaves/get fired new coaches come in..your scholarship isn't guaranteed and you can't just go to another school and all your credits transfer, now you might not be able to graduate. You can get up to 5 years of school paid for 4 years of eligibility. You transfer once, until recent you have to sit out. This is silly, folks checking out folks paycheck. Wonder if Dan has a cap🤔
NIL is only ruining CFB when the benefactor is USC. CFB fears SC in this climate because SC is in the 2nd largest business/media market second to NYC. The fear is legitimate.
So what’s the big deal? Who cares? There has always been have and have nots in college football…..Now all of this $$$ is legal. I hope these kids get more money.
There will come a day when one of these kids ends up drinking and driving in their Lambo and smashes into a family in a minivan because they have all the money, and fame before they are mature enough to deal with it. Think Manziel meets Ruggs.
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The coaches aren't capped, why should the players be capped? God forbid kids make money in college when their chances of going pro is less than 2 percent
Coaches are employees, Coaches are in positions of authority. There used to be a time when everybody wasn't equal. You had to work your way to that kind of salary. Now, these kids think they should start on top.
@@theknowitall4090 so what’s wrong that ? The kid isn’t going to get the nfl money if he gets hurt.
@@theknowitall4090 nobody pays their hard earned money to watch the coaches play and pro players are employees yet they're capped. If paying students forces coaches to now have to be actual coaches and improve students instead of be dictators it's better for the sports and the students. We all witnessed how the last time a college coach couldn't be a dictator and was forced to be actual coach turned out.
We give the kids, a uniform, a schedule, assigned tasks, rules to follow, punish them if they fail to adhere to rules, where else in the world does this happen and the person isn’t compensated?
Dan isn’t saying Saban needs his salary capped to keep the cost of tuition down is he? He didn’t ask the university to guarantee the athlete gets to finish his education if he is injured, now did he? I hope these young athletes are listening to the way the coaches are feeling about “the purity of the game” over them feeding their families….
“ everyone is going to take advantage of this “. Like the NCAA took advantage of the student athletes for decades, huh Dano?
The NCAA is non-profit and the money they generate gets put back into the various programs to support the very players you are talking about. I was a scholarship athlete, and not once did I ever feel like I was being exploited or taken advantage of, because I got a great education free of charge, that would have cost my parents $150,000.
Cap the coaches! Why do they need 10-year deals when they're not in the field colleges claim to be about, education? Plus, most deals fail so deals that are as long as 10 years will be disastrous. NCAA schools already have paid $500 million to fired coaches in the last decade. Cap them!
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The college playoffs is already a super league lol how many different teams have won the championship. In fact schools will have a better chance of competing now if they can freely spend money on players
Very few programs can't spend that kind of money freely. Very few teams have won the championship, relative to the number of programs.
Nah this just widens the gap even more. It will be the same big schools competing that have more money than others. All the smaller schools will lose star players to big schools because NIL and transfer portal. This will be bad for college football. Just wait and see as it will be the same teams were used to seeing with even less parity
Cap the coaches and the NCAA employees. Then it's all fair. If not, the NCAA should not be able to show players or sell jerseys for guys who don't play at the school anymore. Or feature them at their universities. Until recently guys were still being used in EA college sports video games. If you think everyone is getting an NIL deal..nope, but we also know most won't make it pro. This maybe their only opportunity to make decent amount of money, they can't even get internship or a job while in school, this is American isn't it. But ehhh stop the children again..maybe if the NCAA was just giving guys a decent stypen years ago now, we wouldn't be here today. But they refused. Although making billions off them under the push of a free education. False. These kids work for that scholarship, which can be take almost anytime you get over recruited, hurt, coach leaves/get fired new coaches come in..your scholarship isn't guaranteed and you can't just go to another school and all your credits transfer, now you might not be able to graduate. You can get up to 5 years of school paid for 4 years of eligibility. You transfer once, until recent you have to sit out. This is silly, folks checking out folks paycheck. Wonder if Dan has a cap🤔
Not sure why I should care how much the players make in NIL.
How bout a cap for NCAA employees. Like minimum wage
Current NIL regulations - such as they are - don’t allow tieing a player to a specific school, nor allow performance-based compensation
NIL is only ruining CFB when the benefactor is USC. CFB fears SC in this climate because SC is in the 2nd largest business/media market second to NYC. The fear is legitimate.
4:19 I 100% agree with this guy!
Funny thing is, this channel wasn’t screaming for a “ profit cap “ for the NCAA. Bad acting guys.
So what’s the big deal? Who cares? There has always been have and have nots in college football…..Now all of this $$$ is legal. I hope these kids get more money.
There will come a day when one of these kids ends up drinking and driving in their Lambo and smashes into a family in a minivan because they have all the money, and fame before they are mature enough to deal with it. Think Manziel meets Ruggs.
lol Texas A&M won that bidding war.
I refuse to watch sports
This NIL was the SINGLE. DUMBEST.IDEA.EVER. The NCAA is about to get involved. This can't keep going.