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So you think that this, without any changes, this will cure itself? I don't. As long as a group of filthy rich boosters are allowed to form a shell company and dump money on prospects, some schools with willing filthy rich investors will control what is now "the market". For many schools without boosters wiling to pony up, it will suck the life out of their programs. Even for those schools who chose to "buy" players, contributions to other parts of the football program will go down. Even the filthy rich have a limit.
I'm guessing that the filthy rich's priorities are 1) Win 2) Make the rest of the program better.
It has already affected me. I'm not filthy rich, but until this is fixed, I'm not contributing a dime to our program. I have no desire to see college football become an entirely professional sport for a very few schools. You might as well split college football into two categories. Professional college football and non professional college football.
Why all the rich shaming?