NCAA eliminating NLI

[NDinNJ]

Another step towards to pay for play.

NCAA votes to eliminate national letters of intent: Here's what to know

The NCAA's Division I council voted to transition out of the longstanding National Letter of Intent program. Here's what we know so far.

www.news-press.com

 

[Chitown11]

Another step towards to pay for play.

NCAA votes to eliminate national letters of intent: Here's what to know

The NCAA's Division I council voted to transition out of the longstanding National Letter of Intent program. Here's what we know so far.

www.news-press.com

Another step to continue the demise of college football as we once knew it

 

[NDinNJ]

We can't go back, but I believe moving to a system of contracts and universities paying players directly vs what's currently in place will bring at least stability back to college football.

 

[88ND]

We can't go back, but I believe moving to a system of contracts and universities paying players directly vs what's currently in place will bring at least stability back to college football.

It's no longer cfb

 

[NDinNJ]

It's no longer cfb

It's not, but there is no going back. Amateurism is dead.

 

[raycyrx]

It's not, but there is no going back. Amateurism is dead.

I hear what you're saying.
But then there are college sports outside of football and mens basketball that are all regulated by NCAA.
I don't like where this is all headed, but I can't hold back the tide either.

 

[echowaker]

It's not, but there is no going back. Amateurism is dead.

It has been for a long time. Look no further than the Olympics.

 

[88ND]

It's not, but there is no going back. Amateurism is dead.

The whole thing is dumb

 

[88ND]

I hear what you're saying.
But then there are college sports outside of football and mens basketball that are all regulated by NCAA.
I don't like where this is all headed, but I can't hold back the tide either.

This won't hold.
While $chool$ can't deny there's money to be made with football it's not the cash cow for everyone.
That said at what point do morals supersede all this madness.

 

[burmafrd1943]

Amateurism is still alive in some sports that do not get on tv or have lots of money involved.