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RE: Future of FBS - Interview with Mike Silve - GSU Eagles - 04-19-2014 08:41 PM

Ncaa should say if players want to be paid then they should challenge the nfl rule that you have to wait 3 years to become a professional. That way the ncaa could say if you want to play collegiate sports, the deal is you get a scholarship and expenses paid for. If you think you are worth more then go professional. Football is not like basketball as there are very few that are physically ready to play pro ball. So if they declared for the draft, very few would be selected. Because of that, almost all would just go the college route like today and the game would not be impacted as much.


RE: Future of FBS - Interview with Mike Silve - JCGSU - 04-21-2014 03:25 PM

(04-19-2014 09:59 AM)ark30inf Wrote:  If they aren't happy with the NCAA then I have no problem with a divorce.

What I do have a problem with us wanting a divorce....but still wanting to sleep with us every once in a while....and wanting to have a veto over what we do on Saturday night.

We are too good for you in football. But we need you for basketball, baseball, soccer, track and field, etc.

If it is going to be a divorce then it should be a divorce.

AMEN.

If they want to leave then leave but get you hand out of the NCAA tournament and baseball too for that matter. The G5's really do have leverage when it comes to basketball and baseball and can push back some if it gets to crazy. Also if they leave or start making their own rules the pay outs for games need to be three or four times what they are today for the G5's and or not play them at all. Lets see how the bottom half of the P5's like being below .500 every single year and seeing attendance, donations, local sponsorship plummet.


RE: Future of FBS - Interview with Mike Silve - Crump1 - 04-21-2014 03:32 PM

(04-21-2014 03:25 PM)JCGSU Wrote:  
(04-19-2014 09:59 AM)ark30inf Wrote:  If they aren't happy with the NCAA then I have no problem with a divorce.

What I do have a problem with us wanting a divorce....but still wanting to sleep with us every once in a while....and wanting to have a veto over what we do on Saturday night.

We are too good for you in football. But we need you for basketball, baseball, soccer, track and field, etc.

If it is going to be a divorce then it should be a divorce.

AMEN.

If they want to leave then leave but get you hand out of the NCAA tournament and baseball too for that matter. The G5's really do have leverage when it comes to basketball and baseball and can push back some if it gets to crazy. Also if they leave or start making their own rules the pay outs for games need to be three or four times what they are today for the G5's and or not play them at all. Lets see how the bottom half of the P5's like being below .500 every single year and seeing attendance, donations, local sponsorship plummet.
You summed up pretty well why there will not be a split. There are other reasons as well but it just isn't in anyone's interest to split.

There will be some concessions to make the NCAA appear to support student ahletes more in the era of obscene coaching contracts and it will stop. This is the art of negotiation. Everyone starts off talking about drastic changes at either end of the spectrum and we end up with something less drastic in the middle.


RE: Future of FBS - Interview with Mike Silve - GoApps70 - 04-21-2014 03:35 PM

Would like to think the NCAA would not allow teams to play the P-5 if they leave.
Will not happen, but would ensure the P-5 would not leave, or that things would
change drastically. 1/2 of your teams cannot have losing seasons each year in
the P-5 without it tearing it apart fast.