Topic Revisit: What bothers you the most about college sports?

Coaches dictating where early graduates can’t transfer to.

People not understanding the NCAA has no authority in criminal cases

The charade of amateurism. It's a billion dollar industry for everyone else.

Equally, the NCAA setting its internal jurisdiction to ignore things like PSU's child sex scandal, MSU's scandal and UNC's "institutional issue."

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I think these coaching salaries in football are getting absurd

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Says the aTm fan.

I just think it's an absolute sham to the idea of amateur athletics

Doesn't mean I like the trend

Inequity in college football scheduling and the 3-6 pre wired wins built in to most schedules.

Should minimally require for p5: 9 conference games, 2 ooc p5 games, 1 ooc non p5 fbs game, max of 1 FCS opponent

The fact that football games are getting longer is pretty dumb as well

I think college football is too much of an aristocracy (and I say that as a Notre Dame fan) and that there isn't enough movement between the haves and have nots. Only 15 - 20 programs have the resources to realistically compete for a national title, and it's basically been the same 15 - 20 programs ever since the Ivies de-emphasized football and the military academies decided that they couldn't keep up...and all that happened like three generations ago.

I don't think players should be paid, but I wish the players had a lot more autonomy over their situation (should be much easier to transfer, etc.).

Oh you slut