UTSA Head Coach Jeff Traylor Calls on NCAA to Stop "Poaching Madness"

[RaginCajun77]

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Peyton Bowen is this year’s poster child for “I’m available to the highest bidder”. ND to Oregon to OU in under 48 hours.

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Peyton Bowen is this year’s poster child for “I’m available to the highest bidder”. ND to Oregon to OU in under 48 hours.

It’s absolutely a system designed to benefit the university by getting great players, and great players value is enhanced by the perceived quality of the institution. Symbiotic relationship I’d guess.

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It’s absolutely a system designed to benefit the university by getting great players, and great players value is enhanced by the perceived quality of the institution. Symbiotic relationship I’d guess.

It’s always been there, it’s more in the open now. Back in the 80’s, local player had a 40k offer from OU and passed to go to Nebraska.

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It’s always been there, it’s more in the open now. Back in the 80’s, local player had a 40k offer from OU and passed to go to Nebraska.

Truth is there are a lot more kids that will be loyal to the greenbacks than to any school, coach, or team facilities preference. There needs to be a transfer fee in relation to poaching players from G5 schools…. What ever the NIL deal the kid is getting from a school to switch there should be a fair price transfer fee slapped on to it…. This will slow the amount of transfers because these NIL backers will have to fork out even more money in the transfer market. On the flip side of that football scholarships need to have language in them about transfer fees as if it was a contract negotiation. This could work and allow G5 schools to have transfer pool NIL money to spend….this will also require the NCAA to adjust some rules. What makes the NFL great is that they have salary caps and stricter roster limits in place… this would also help college football. They should go down to 72 roster spots in total. It would spread good players around a little more and make recruiting that much more precise. Also they should limit the number of transfers a program can have per year incoming.

[Duggie35]

This sounds a lot like Tony Robichaux and like Tony, makes a lot of sense!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0j9VGCFIAR0

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Only way anything will change is if twenty to thirty G5s band together and try and put pressure on NCAA but that’s a big IF!

That’s exactly what the P5 wants. They want the G5 to make the first legal move involving words like separation, divisions and such. It opens the door for total breakaway without consequences.

[CajunVic]

Why break away when you have your way anyhow . . .

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Why break away when you have your way anyhow . . .

The NCAA was already on thin ice in relationship to being a monopoly. It’s always been lingering in the background, G5 shows a difference in court, then a monopoly charge may fade.

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The NCAA was already on thin ice in relationship to being a monopoly. It’s always been lingering in the background, G5 shows a difference in court, then a monopoly charge may fade.

Agreed. G5 need to be able to prove collusion between the major networks and the P5 or gaining monopoly to restrain trade. Best way to do that is being pushed away.

[CajunVic]

Agreed. G5 need to be able to prove collusion between the major networks and the P5 or gaining monopoly to restrain trade. Best way to do that is being pushed away.

These sound more like a reasons for the P5 to not want to break away . . .

[IberiaCajun]

This sounds a lot like Tony Robichaux and like Tony, makes a lot of sense!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0j9VGCFIAR0

Thanks for sharing.