1 legit NC, 2015.

@@mas5867 na any nattys before NIL was legalized isn’t legit because Saban couldn’t win a natty after it was legalized in 2021 but he won in 2020 because he can illegally pay the players under the table

Some people like yourself will just be a haters of Alabama and/or Saban no matter what he says or does... but anyone that disagrees with anything Saban said just there has no grasp on college football and is just a casual... you don't care about the sport or the athlete longterm.

@@krimsonhaze327 no I care about the sport but I’m tired of teams who illegally paid players under the table for decades start crying about it when the playing field is leveled out. Just keep crying like Saban has since 2021 because he hasn’t been able to win a natty while NIL became legalized

@@krimsonhaze327 ah you would rather see teams pay players illegally under the table like Saban did for decades to win all his natties bc he still couldn’t win one when NIL became legalized.

WDE 🦅🦅🦅, yeah he was spot on I really fear that college football 🏈 is done for as we know it. It’s all about the money when it’s supposed to be about getting a degree for a career football 🏈 don’t last forever.

@@AILLC Marxists institutions, so a degree means jack#*** anyway these days.

Same here

Why do you quantify your comment with what team you root? What coach said makes sense for all sports fan. College sports is dying and no one can stop it.

​@@AILLC oh but many Auburn fans and I'm not saying you are one of them but many said Saban retiring bc he can no longer win championships. When in fact he retired because it's not about developing players anymore. All these players and their families care about is $$$ and thr want it NOW. Saban tried to tell everyone years ago that this was how it was going to be and asked the question was this what we wanted college football to be. Everyone just thought he was complaining and crying because he hadn't won a National title since 2020. Now all of a sudden opposing fans love him because he has taken a stance on this whole NIL deal.

Saban is a millionaire and is hating on talented athletes finally getting paid for their skills . Get the money out of college sports and this wouldn’t be a problem . These colleges want free labor and use education as the carrot 🥕 .

As a Michigan fan, I stand behind him

@@Braylon18 agree with what ? College programs bringing in billions of dollars that paid for his multi million contract . So ridiculous , athletes are finally getting paid and that’s a problem.

What actually has this “hearing” accomplished? (Now, be honest…)

Well, duh…noONE in their right mind would disagree with what he just said.

That’s total nonsense

@@mgmua I disagree, sir. Universities, coaches and the NCAA have exploited and disposed of these young men for years. All have put themselves far ahead of the athlete. NIL is more good than bad, if it gives the player a piece of what he has built. That's what this is all about. Coach can be a part of it, or coach can leave. Let it play out.

Coach, Saban has never paid a player to play for Alabama. they play for him because of the brand the Alabama brand that coach Saban has developed through all those years and all those championships and he put together a pretty darn good team in his last year and again he didn’t pay any players to play for him and he got into the championship round. Coach Saban doesn’t need me, or anyone else to defend him or his outstanding record. Seven national football championships will never be equaled by any other coach in my lifetime or yours. Don’t forget he won one with LSU. I think it was 2003. You sound like a person who lost a lot of money betting against Alabama. Well you take care now it was nice talking to you.

@@mgmua Alabama is one of my favorite teams. I never bet on any games, so I never lost or won a dime. I would like to see the players share in what they have helped to build in college athletics. You sound like you know Coach Saban and Alabama pretty well. Nice talking to you as well, sir. Roll Tide.

Why should he or any Sec school have to compete. Can't help that most of the better players are born and raised down south. Luck of the draw lol

11 Million per year

@berrey7 I hear you. But he walked away from that. I’m sure he will get some type of broadcasting job or something around football before he really retires professionally but just saying, he loved coaching.

When your wife asks why & it doesn't seem to benefit the players' life as he spoke on it, it's time to move on. That line right there was a major blow.

Yea, when Ms. Terry makes a comment like that you know something is wrong....

@@berrey7 True. But Nick Saban is worth hundreds of millions of dollars at this point in his life. He has more money than he could spend in ten lifetimes. The only reason he would have continued coaching is because he wanted to do it and felt that the work was meaningful. It wasn't about the money. His response is obvious that he felt something had changed dramatically about the sport that he loves and that he wasn't happy with what he was doing.

💯

Saban is an old man that made millions off young men that would be suspended if paid $5 for an autograph. It's a scam! Wake up.

Nick saben has no power.

@@chasejackson7248 You a dummy! You can't even spell his name correctly, why is anyone going to listen to you? By the way, he has the most power!

@@chasejackson7248 not true?

How right you are they can't even pass a border policy they only care about themselves so what makes anyone think they can do this just stay out of it and do you jobs we put you there to do

Congress is Not allowed to make important decisions nor will they do anything to stop the destruction of college football they are a totally useless bunch.😮

Which is why nothing ever changes and I rarely vote anymore. This is like baseball and steroids. Let baseball deal with that and focus on Russia or poverty or whatever

Bc college football and the NIL are getting embarrassing. What you don't realize is, is the NFL will suffer too. Bc these idiot entitled brats who get to go wherever whenever and make money etc get toothed NFL and are hardly coachable, less developed etc etc. It's garbage and embarrassing.

​@@user-xu9rm6tr3xIt directly effects the NFL too genius.

exactly as it will effect every college program , no matter who they are. Its bad for college sports, in my eyes the end of what once was good for all these kids, to graduate and have a scholly to succeed in life after sports.

You completely agree but you wouldn’t be complaining if Caleb Downs came to UGA….though NIL. Knock it off smh

@@txhookemutcan’t handle the truth ! NIL will ruin college sports

@@talkingrock7011 it’s your opinion that NIL with ruin college sports and I don’t agree. Can’t handle the truth is a bit much.

​@txhookemut it will absolutely hurt college football as it was for years it is now a small scale nfl ....just my opinion. .

Competitive balance....are you serious 😅😅 before NIL the same 4 to 6 teams were at the top of college football for decades. FOH with balance.

@@immovableobject6851Forreal. Back when bear bryant was dominant at bama they implemented a cap on how many scholarships you could give. Didn’t change a thing though😂

​@@immovableobject6851the way you talking I can tell your team wasn't one of those. You fans are apart of the problem

College football has never been so balanced. Before, he had a monopoly on it. Now he is crying. The transfer portal and Nil made it balanced more than its ever been smh

Stfu saban wants everything loaded in his favor and ran off like the b he is

It's MISS Terry....

@@steveludwig4200 Miss is unmarried and she is most definitely married

@@GregH-qk7cx No

I agree, it made it worse!

@@GregH-qk7cxhow??

There is NO CFB anymore and make no mistake. LIBBY cyborg idiocy CREATED NIL and the transfer portal. NIL is DUMB. ignorant, useless, worthless toward MAINTAINING the INTEGRITY of CFB. The portal IS a more fair medium for players IF it's constructed where players aren't allowed to hopscotch around at every turn of wind direction when they're unhappy, and alas, UNDERPAID. The cure? The greedy YDFC players hook up with NFL camps, (no education goals) and retain CFB as we've known it for DECADES and where school pride and personal on field accomplishments outweigh SHORT lived $$$$ rewards..

Farm teams for NFL.

Should have been paying players for decades, if would have started paying players years ago this wouldn't have been an issue.

The only thing about regulations is Republicans such as Ted Cruz and Donald Trump are against any kind of regulations. So that works be hard. Go LSU tigers and Coach Saban 👍

@@jacobwatson3781Players have always been paid to play. It’s called full scholarship where they go to school for free!

NIL has NO place in college athletics, BUT 'tightly' regulated Transfer Portal opportunities are a FAIR avenue for the players...

​@WOODLASE NIL is the free market, isn't it?

They are FOS, these schools have made billions on these kids. They are FOS

That Part!!!!

Down south they don't pay players to play. We have good morals as compared to the rest of the USA.

IMHO. BAMA and TX will be the dominate CFB SEC programs . WHY? Because the 'cultural' integrity of both schools embrace RESPECTABLE and MORAL adherence to rules and guidelines. The SEC programs that will flop? Booty-call U JawGA, the MOST obtuse. libby cyborg scum in in SEC FB and AU, LSU, and aTM will be CLOSE behind as offenders..

I have no respect for Saban. It is all about him. He’s a narcissist and wants to hold the players hostage and hold the NFL over their head and the threat of not playing to get everything he can out of them. He never ever advocated for better treatment of players. He only says it now AFTER NIL

​@@rd24lifehey ret@rd4life, ask any of Saban's former players how much he cared for them. He made more young men successful than any other coach in history.

​@@rd24lifeoh you're the scorned FSU fan😄

I hope they send him out to pasture and let the new generation make of football whatever they want.. he will be gone it's not his responsibility..

⁠awww you sound the butthurt bama fans who are against NIL because your school can’t hoard the 5 stars anymore

​@@Jrm-xs9qiBama still hoards 5 stars 😅 rolling

@@alexmangrum90 not really after this season was already recruited. the recruiting will fall off with deboer so I’m not really worried and also if that’s the case why hasn’t bama won a natty since 2020 the year before NIL was legalized… it sounds bama can’t win without paying players under the table

​​@@Jrm-xs9qiWe just had a top recruiting class full of 5 stars. I think your hate is making you delusional my guy. Trust me when I say Alabama is not done breaking your heart so strap on and keep hating. We were just one game away from winning it all last year did you forget already? Every school pays players and they always have. I bet you bama wins again before your team.

@@deshaunmartin7876 so the recruiting class that Saban basically recruited himself is deboer’s recruiting class. Not sure that’s how it works buddy until he does it himself it’s not deboer’s class

I do. The morons say he "gave up" or "quit" but that's plain dumb. Coach Saban doesn't quit, he kicks butt and changes things 😂 he knew he could not actively do anything while being a coach because the same morons would accuse him of bias and only being selfish. Now he's out of coaching he is free to speak his mind and people will listen

Yes but he was also Tired of How players BEHAVED!!

He was critisied for speaking out about all this crap when it first started.

100 percent! He has the knowledge to make a change to be more focused on development than the money. What good is it if your not developed as a player. Your football career will be short lived.

I was thinking this exact same thing man

You're missing the point. It's a matter of developing future leaders of the nation. Not just professional athletes, these rules have an affect on all student athletics and most of these athletes will become leaders in business and politics. Did you hear what Saban said about the athletes becoming more entitled and less coachable due to the current rules? Do we want future generations more entitled and less coachable? On top of that the transfer portal is causing the graduation rate to drop. That's exactly what our country doesn't need, future generations of lazy entitled uneducated adults. And these are the college educated leaders of the future we're talking about. If Congress can make changes now that have a positive impact on future generations of college athletes it will have an overall positive effect on the country as a whole. It's not just for college football. Although that's the sport that has been affected the most. And when was the last time Congress did anything positive for the country. If they can agree on something like this maybe it could open their partisan eyes to see what's possible when they work together to improve the country instead of fighting all the time.

Our careers as athletes are like periods in the dictionary. We need everyone including college and professional athletes to be a positive influence in society. Money should never take priority over character development, maintaining high morale standards. Money can disappear but, not your character.

@@harryh.2464 Oh give me a f*cking break. You know regular students can transfers at anytime right? There no legitimate reason to not let players transfer when they want. There’s been no study done to correlate transferring with graduation rates. You’re just saying things. You have not a single source to back up anything you’re saying. I guarantee you don’t know one single football player’s GPA, but I bet you know their stats. If it’s about education, Why aren’t you advocating for the professors or school staff to get paid millions like the coaches do? They haven’t paid players since the begin of college sports, how has the benefited society as whole? This is the silliest logic I’ve ever heard. How many national leaders has Nick Saban sent out into the world so far? SMH

Correct. Politics needs to stay separate from church and sports.

How about we stop sending money to Ukraine, amongst several other problems, and when all of that is solved then you can speak on bullshit topics like these. The Government needs to pull their head out of their moneys ass. Because those fuckers only care about money and not us.

Not really Saban is just mad he can’t hoard 5 stars anymore hence why he retired

This little snake made 10 million a year and NEVER had to worry about an injury. Every single play, the players had worry that their career could be over. Good Riddance.

@@mas5867 exactly all these bama fans are just butthurt their team ain’t winning nattys anymore the illegal way of paying em under the table

⁠thank you this is about the rich cannot get richer aka win more championships and pad his and the schools pockets anymore now other schools can!

Right because everytime they table was changed Saban didn't continue to win & dominate Oh wait, he actually did change with the times and still win True fact- why are so many Iof Saban's former coaches coaching big teams

Nope. Saban is upset because everyone can pay now,not just those that want to bend the rules. Bama players have been getting paid for years and practically everybody knows it. I have lost much respect for Saban. The man has no honor.

@jagger9031 Great point. Would have loved to hear his answer to that question

Apples to oranges. And Saban took a pay cut when he left Miami for Bama, dumb@ss

When I hear comments like yours I know not to take you seriously because you only parroting the hate narrative as a way to dismiss the conversation

@@Dolemite19no, he is right. The coaches and administrators have been stealing all the money. How you cannot see that is evil

Total BS comment. If you can’t see the difference, then you’ll never get it. Universities hire people to teach. Ideally, they develop people to become professionals in their chosen craft. In the case of college football, universities pay head coaches significantly to develop players to do more than just play football, especially since a pro football career might last four years or less. Plus, football brings huge income to the university, especially for winning programs. Players already receive a free education, free food, free room and board, free transportation, free clothes, etc. They are not professional athletes. They are teenaged students. If on their own away from the university if they could sell their name, image, or likeness I see no issue with it. But there should be no assistance from the university whatsoever.

@@josephroberts6865 someone that actually gets it .🎯💯well said my guy 💯👍🏿

@@josephroberts6865 Your argument doesn't stand up to basic Economics 101, Workers are paid in labor markets based on the value they bring to the firm (their marginal product of labor). Saying they receive free edu, room and board and should be happy with that doesn't hold up when the value they bring is potentially worth several times this amount depending on the player. Workers who are sign contracts more than certainly consider the wage offer when making a decision, not simply due to greed but in order to improve the standard of living of their family and themselves. Concerning your potential conflict of interest argument, this is no different from an employer of, say, Goldman Sachs who uses his knowledge to engage in related entrepreneurial activities while still working for the company. There are no conflicts of interest concerning the current state of NIL deals, i.e. athletes are not receiving money to get inside information concerting other teams. Engaging in entrepreneurial activities while in college is legal and beneficial concerning ones personal development. Ultimately the question of its impact is an empirical one that should be tested with data using econometric techniques that establish casualty. Id be happy to read the results of your findings if you choose to pursue such a project.

A 100% clown

Yep

Yep. Lol. I love Saban but hes a hypocrite for this shit.

I’ll meet you halfway and agree the universities should be spreading the wealth more than they do. But those “pennies” are worth about $80k. My non-athletic kids will be paying student loans the rest of their lives, and they didn’t have the benefit of personalized therapists, nutritionists, doctors, tutors, or handlers to guide them through the day to day complexities of cultural and academic life on campus. Even the back-up kicker who rode the bench all 4 years gets those basic perks, plus a college degree worth more than my house. Knowing how difficult it is for first-gen students to navigate all of that by themselves, and to pay for it for the next 30 years, I’m pretty damned angry when someone wants to pretend that isn’t valuable and call it “pennies”.

@@jamesjohnson-en3cu Understand. However, if the university makes millions selling a jersey with your name on it, and they are giving you a $700 a month stipend. How would you feel? Johnny Manziel claims this is what occurred when he was in college. That isn't right! The universities are now asking alumni to fund their NIL collectives and athletic associations, buy tickets and merchandise. The Universities are getting paid by ESPN or Fox. They still are not sharing anything with the athletes that play the game.

It isn't pennies.

@@PoliticallyIncorrect90 ESPN will pay 7.8 billion for six years of the 12 team play-off. That's over a BILLION a year. College football players are not adequately compensated. In 2021 alone, the networks paid 800 million for the men's basketball championship College basketball players that participate are not adequately compensated. Other college athletes in non- revenue sports are more than adequately compensated, because they generate no profit.

Just call it junior pro sports. If it’s about money and “trades” for the best interests of the players, they should sign contracts and be fined when they break commitments jumping around in the portal. I personally have lost interest in college football, which is sad.

Who do you think started all of this.

I totally agree

@@nickelz256 Like I said the government screws up everything they touch.

@@tonybaggett1984awww you sound the butthurt bama fans who are against NIL because your school can’t hoard the 5 stars anymore

@@Jrm-xs9qi you sound like a Barner troll that lurks in Bama channel comments to start ish because your team sucks. The government would expedite "fixing" or would destroy the NIL. So how is saying the government should stay out of it in any way showing I'm against NIL? If anything it's showing support for NIL in it's current model.

@@GregH-qk7cx i think that's the point. It's going to take a whole new organization bc the NCAA pretty much failed with this.

And I’m pretty sure if any changes come about I expect the student and parents will go to court Nick S need stay on side

Stop trying to control people. You people just want stop down there. You need to be taught a serious lesson on racism!

@@Rockstar8953 Not if congress can pass legislation. That is the whole point of Coach Saban being at the Senate hearing today.

@@DukeofFrat it no guarantee that congress will even get involve just saying

He was not successful at Michigan Sate, LSU, Kent State and Miami

Only solution he’s trying to come up with is authoritarianism over people in a free country so they say. Imagine a panel of people who don’t write the players checks to determine how much they can make.

So you’ve been fine with everyone else involved with college athletics making tons of money instead of the actual players providing the entertainment

This is why I was never really on board with this NIL stuff. I agree players should be paid for their likeness especially if their school is making millions off them. At the same time though that should be a privilege AFTER these students have gotten on the field and created value for themselves.

​@@rjp0824great point. Prove you're worth the money. Keep track of the players getting paid before they make their value on the field, and transfer when they don't get playing in the season since this all started. No one knows how these kids are going to develop at the college level.

@@rickyherndon2484 I was thinking some type of holding fund would help. Like say all the money players make from their deals are deposited into a holding fund for them once they graduate/leave and they can withdraw up to x amount per year while still in school. Trying to develop high school millionaires is hard.

It's not up to the federal government to legislate financial literacy or a person(s) motivation to succeed in a sport that less than 1% of the population is genetically gifted enough to play. I am a registered Whig with libertarian views on free market capitalism. I'm not a republican or democrat, who both believe in democracy and capitalism when it fits their agenda. Let the market and college football conferences figure it out on their own.

@@rjp0824that’s what Saban was saying about Bryce Young. He actually earned the deals by his play on the field. We can’t start a job and force our employer to pay us Up-Front before we make the company any money. Why do these players feel that they should demand to be paid before they even take a snap at the school? Total craziness! And the NCAA should be ashamed of themselves for allowing the collegiate sport to become what it is today. And it’s only going to get worse. We better enjoy some resemblance of college football now, cause this game will be so crooked and the players won’t care nor play as hard as they have in the past. And why should they, when Texas gives one player $700k and a Lambo before he plays one down of football for them. Why should this kid even go to practice or show up for the games? Let alone go to class. He’s already gotten what he wanted. And hasn’t earned a dime of it.

But it’s just weird that he’s saying that as someone who gets millions of dollars off the back of unpaid labor.

Remember their motto: We're from the government, and we're here to help. DANGER, Warning, Warning , DANGER DANGER.

Or tie it to a multi-year commitment. You want this nice contract, you have to stay at the university X amount of years to get it. Where in the world can you get lots of money with no commitment? Don't fulfill your end of the contract, you nullify it and get nothing, that includes going to the NFL early. Hell, even early sign-on bonuses at jobs require some kind of commitment, like a year commit or you pay it all back. What are we teaching these kids nowadays, you can skirt responsibility when you feel like it. The world does not work like that, especially not the NFL.

@@GregH-qk7cx We also used to believe there is a difference between a professional and an amateur. Also, let them negotiate their contracts. That, too, is free market capitalism.

​@@maxrichey5711amateursism is a scam invented in France by rich people who weren't good enough to compete with professionals. That's all. These players are putting in the hours like professionals and getting injured and sometimes killed like professionals, why shouldn't they be compensated like professionals?

As long as the schools forfiet all profits and the coaches only make the salaries of the professors at the college. Sure I am all for that otherwise no deal. They make tons so should the athelete they are using to make it.

@@Allen4AU You get it, but I disagree with salary caps for either the coaches or students. Agreeably, neither the schools nor coaches should be participating in the NIL as part of the rules. For me, it is more about contractual minimums. For instance, the minimum educational fees must be consistent with scholarship costs and published. All parties make revenue consistent with their performance. Recruitment and retention should follow suit. Clearly, there is a lot left to determine.

Thats your Massa right there... Love being a slave don't you smh

He isn't a coach anymore he quit when he lost his power.

Ignorance at its finest

And those should start with how much the NCAA can make, the school can make and the coaches can make. It should be split and shared equally.

@@GregH-qk7cx Their college students not NFL pros. I'm totally against NIL, but NCAA should be a clause. One of the clauses is not to decline a bowl game unless injured.

​@@GregH-qk7cx players can transfer an unlimited amount in theory. Multiple players by now are at their third school and never have to sit out

@@GregH-qk7cxcollege football isn’t “work” and no one is forced to play. You don’t like the rules of college football don’t play. They give you a free education, housing, medical, tutors, travel, etc. Way more than average students. Listening to activists who know nothing ruins everything.

@@zeerie7521 they are college coaches making more than NFL coaches. Make it make sense.

@@Allen4AU What happened to getting an education? Make it make sense.🧐

He seems a little deluded. He's a football coach, not some parental messiah. Stay in your lane hoss.

Joke? Is that the same for those he dropped through the years or kept on a bench and prevented them from making it to the pros where they could make a killing like him?

@@GregH-qk7cx yes I do, they’re called safety hazards and rules of employment! Remember that these are kids who are still maturing and growing. Or did you forget that part!?

​@nickelz256 I don't think that boys biscuits are done in the middle.

​@@nickelz256 What does that have to do with anything? NLI is a promotion of your likeness. Tell young Justin Bieber that he can't make millions of dollars off his likeness because peoples feelings get hurt. Don't We live In a capitalist society for God's sake? Or are companies (NCAA and Universities)and CEOs ( head coaches) the only things that can make millions of the backs of athletes? Seems like there are a lot of bootlickers in the sport.

@@slushymatis if your slow azz don’t get it then I’m not gonna explain it to you. You have to be one of the ones that always complained about Saban cheating and paying recruits because everything just completely flew over your head and you caught nothing. Plus nobody said anything about not paying athletes anything

and so does the NCAA, the coaches and the schools. Until all those are addressed and coaches go back to making about 500k a year none of this means a damn thing. These people have made hundreds of millions off these kids playing. It is time to address that as well.

There's Only ONE homie. You must be talking about your useless, fake ones....including You. Guess you think you're a "god" huh? That's your new CFB COMMISSIONER, show some respect

You really think God or our political body is really worried about college football? LMAO that meeting was held because of his friendship with the democrat lawmaker and that was the only reason. It was done and forgotten.

FACTSSSSSS!

Nobody is looking to pay many D3 athletes. So your grandson won’t have to worry. He’ll remain a struggling athlete that puts his body on the line for textbooks, a twin bed, and cafeteria food.

Nothing personal but if he decided on a pay as you go school, he never had a shot at D1. Hey not everyone can play in the big leagues. Those guys are talented

lets admit it, your grandson isn't on the D1 level or he and his parents would want to know what he is going to get paid.

That's a bit harsh. How did they end up at Alabama if they didn't work hard? The players are trying to exercise their economic freedom, as they should. I have no problem with scholarships and NIL being contractual. You accept and you are here for at least 2 years. If not, pay me back. They are professionals, treat them as much. Just like how coaches have buy outs, the players should too

@@markchristian7024and just like the coaches make millions (or 11 million in this case) the students should be able to make bucks as well. This can be fixed. Cap coaches salaries at 400k, cap all players at 100k and cap the NCAA at 1 million a year. All other money goes to the schools (all schools) and they no longer get any government funding. They also are not allowed to collect tutition from any student if they participate. That is fairness and will bring college football back. Not once has saban mentioned him making 11 million a year. Not to mention the hundreds of millions he makes of his name from these kids playing.

Nick saban is a coach not a God, he isn't anything outside of coaching.

@@chasejackson7248 No one said he was a god, Erkel, and You're wrong about being nothing outside of Coaching. He's one of very few Real Men left in the World which explains y why you can't see that...

Let the NFL subsidize.

Exactly! You gotta keep the kids broke. That’s the only way they’ll learn anything.

Not at all what he said.

Big Cruz fan here, but he’s the one rubbing elbows with a big dog here 😂

Saban IS a big dog.

@@JW-un8uilol yeah same here…I’m trying to imagine Beto O’rourke running this meeting.

Another asshole added..

Are u paid for your contribution or do you work for free ? Cause room and board vs what they make these schools doesn’t add up

@@dustinharris7475 They deserve to get paid but there have to be regulations and contracts in place.

The Supreme Court gave them their contract. Soooo?

Why not?

@@chrissmith3668 why would they ? The future points he makes pretty much hits in why. Watch the video

@@jeffreykopfle6265 but how would college sports not be able to keep going? They are still going and it’s happening now. As long as fans are paying college football will be fine.

@@chrissmith3668 it just started , it’s not going to warrant more fans , so that’s an issue. Fans have already expressed concern and complaints with the layout. Ratings have dropped in college football over the past 3 seasons. It’s not sustainable according to the numbers. Things don’t crumble overnight. Give it another 5-10 years of this nonsense without it being corrected. They will for sure correct it as soon as the numbers get low enough. It’s numbers , plain and simple.

@@chrissmith3668 plus that’s only the business side , how about the simple fact that student athletes care more about money being made rather then being a student athlete. Which you might not find to be an issue but it most certainly is. I don’t think it really matters if you don’t care about college sports though. It directly affects the Professional platforms the most. Eventually those leagues will all have developmental leagues that negate one from wanting or needing to go to college to play.

Nope. Of course you'd reply with some stupid, asinine opinion

You are extremely ignorant.

you honestly are going to try and convince me or anyone else that a program, 3 years off probation, on their 4th coach in 5 years. All of a sudden rockets up the the college football world in 2008 and 2009. That is asinine! Jimb fisher was right about everything he said about Saban. But of course you saban worshipers have it in your head he and the Alabama program was soooo clean. So rich for Saban who bitches and moans everytme he did not get his way, got his "entitlement" in the playoff. remember 2011 and 2017! Oh and don't forget, saban's shiny ass was all for NIL when he and the Tuscaloosa mafia had the bigger bank accounts. @@ChappyQuiddick-wz6ci