Which college football program has most potential to become a dynasty in The NIL era?

There’s a sentiment that dynasties are a thing of the past, with us a few years removed from Georgia’s back to back seasons (they needed one more title to be a dynasty but they’re close and I think an argument can be made for them being one though I wouldn’t make it).

But as things change those on the cutting edges adapt and sooner or later someone will find a hack. Hell, Indiana has already found a hack to win a natty but I am not sure what their model for sustained elite play is yet to crown them with dynasty potential. Cignetti is clearly a great coach and what he did was remarkable, but I am curious at how he’ll reload year after year when he doesn’t have guys who started 3 or more seasons in his system every year he can just plug in there. They should still be good but idk if they have dynasty potential.

Ohio State seems like a possibility. The have the talent, brand and money. They do have a tough conference, the toughest conference now with the sec as a 1b behind them at the moment. So maybe that could trip Ohio state up.

If there’s one program with dynasty potential, it’s Miami. The ACC is falling apart and they have the money, willingness and alignment to buy players. Plus they’re in a talent rich area with lots of amenities to attract top tier players with lots of money. Cristobal has been improving as a coach and always stocks up the lines of scrimmage, plus UF and FSU are dead programs with usf not a real threat and UCF still a few decades away from being a real threat as well (though with the amount of alumni they’re pumping out they might be an nil giant in about 7-10 years).

yeah the U is back and has the best chance of being a dynasty in the NIL era.