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<blockquote data-quote="Rakkin6" data-source="post: 5142350" data-attributes="member: 23863"><p>Well like I said as the OP of the thread college football is dead. The NCAA announced yesterday they would no longer play a role in college sports anymore. This may take some time to get all the details taken care of but it is happening. This now means that there will essentially only be the Power 5 conferences. So roughly 50 teams, the smaller schools will more than likely get rid of their sports programs since they will not generate the revenue anymore. The power 5 will not be playing the Appalachain States or East Carolina to get that check each year. We are talking about a lot of young men and women no longer receiving scholarships to these smaller schools anymore since there will be no athletic programs. If you don't believe this just remember that USC Trojans shutdown 11 of their athletic programs during the Wuhan Flu freakout because of loss of revenue. This is just me and people on here may disagree but I am not dealing with the greed of this whole situation. Between free agency (transfer portal) to talk of unionization to talk of just actually paying players which unions and pay makes them employees which means they can be fired not student athletes this will no longer be college sports. This is just the NFL lite and I don't watch the NFL why would I watch this? Not really a huge loss to me I will just spend more time with my wife, hunting or at the gym. One positive thing about the world freaking out and college sports shutting down is after a couple of weeks I realized I didn't miss it has much has I thought I would and I spent less time being a flatasser on my couch in front of the idiot box. Obviously people will still watch but I think it will be significantly impacted. I mean tv viewership was down drastically last year in both college football and basketball even though we didn't have sports of any type for quite some time. I don't think those viewers are coming back and I think this will drive more people away. Below is the link if you haven't read the article.</p><p></p><p>[URL unfurl="true"]https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/ncaa-prez-mark-emmert-concedes-body-should-have-bare-minimum-role-as-college-sports-enters-new-era/amp/[/URL]</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Rakkin6, post: 5142350, member: 23863"] Well like I said as the OP of the thread college football is dead. The NCAA announced yesterday they would no longer play a role in college sports anymore. This may take some time to get all the details taken care of but it is happening. This now means that there will essentially only be the Power 5 conferences. So roughly 50 teams, the smaller schools will more than likely get rid of their sports programs since they will not generate the revenue anymore. The power 5 will not be playing the Appalachain States or East Carolina to get that check each year. We are talking about a lot of young men and women no longer receiving scholarships to these smaller schools anymore since there will be no athletic programs. If you don't believe this just remember that USC Trojans shutdown 11 of their athletic programs during the Wuhan Flu freakout because of loss of revenue. This is just me and people on here may disagree but I am not dealing with the greed of this whole situation. Between free agency (transfer portal) to talk of unionization to talk of just actually paying players which unions and pay makes them employees which means they can be fired not student athletes this will no longer be college sports. This is just the NFL lite and I don't watch the NFL why would I watch this? Not really a huge loss to me I will just spend more time with my wife, hunting or at the gym. One positive thing about the world freaking out and college sports shutting down is after a couple of weeks I realized I didn't miss it has much has I thought I would and I spent less time being a flatasser on my couch in front of the idiot box. Obviously people will still watch but I think it will be significantly impacted. I mean tv viewership was down drastically last year in both college football and basketball even though we didn't have sports of any type for quite some time. I don't think those viewers are coming back and I think this will drive more people away. Below is the link if you haven't read the article. [URL unfurl="true"]https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/ncaa-prez-mark-emmert-concedes-body-should-have-bare-minimum-role-as-college-sports-enters-new-era/amp/[/URL] [/QUOTE]
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