re: When SCOTUS declares college athletes "employees," will that fix the problem with CFB?

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The USC case moving through the federal court system and will almost certainly end up at SCOTUS, which could well conclude college athletes are employees. If that does happen, schools will be REQUIRED to pay their athletes (so frick the NCAA).

If that does happen, you'll likely see a lot of college sports shuttered (because Title IX will now be prohibitively expensive), but it will also mean that schools can sign employment contracts with student-athletes such that "commitments" will actually be "commitments." Also, non-competes will almost certainly be in those contracts, which would be conference directed.

Would this help solve some of the current problems?

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Oh yeah I am going to love to see the reaction of LSU mens bball players making more than LSU women's bball players and so on.