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re: Why Bother recruiting High School Quarterbacks?
Posted on 1/12/23 at 6:02 pm to West Bank Dan
Posted on 1/12/23 at 6:02 pm to West Bank Dan
What's "EPL"?
I don't think the level of "parity" in the NFL. I would really hate if they just level the playing field to the extent that NFL/MLS has.
But, that's probably the road we're on. Playoff expansion is a huge step in that direction, and something will HAVE to be done to fix/change the portal/NIL situation.
SMH .... free agency, caps, and parity ...... in college football.
I don't think the level of "parity" in the NFL. I would really hate if they just level the playing field to the extent that NFL/MLS has.
But, that's probably the road we're on. Playoff expansion is a huge step in that direction, and something will HAVE to be done to fix/change the portal/NIL situation.
SMH .... free agency, caps, and parity ...... in college football.
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Posted on 1/12/23 at 6:40 pm to p226
Take a freshman every other year, and a transfer portal jr. / sr. every time you can get your hands on one.
Posted on 1/12/23 at 9:19 pm to p226
EPL is English Premier League soccer where teams can make offer and buy contracts (players) for a transfer fee. Similar to trades in NFL except always with cash, not trading this player for another in return. Soccer is a global market crossing all leagues e.g. a MLS team can sell a player to a team in Europe, etc.
Ultimately, they cracked open the college football system and threw in some free market concepts and now they’re going to realize what several pro leagues have learned - the overall product / ratings / fan interest / sponsorships all do better with some regulation and manufactured parity (opportunity).
Ultimately, they cracked open the college football system and threw in some free market concepts and now they’re going to realize what several pro leagues have learned - the overall product / ratings / fan interest / sponsorships all do better with some regulation and manufactured parity (opportunity).
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