It’s always been a bidding war. The only difference now some of the money is on top of the table.
You and others are missing the bigger picture…..ordinary fans who became enamored with the emotional connection of college football don’t want to win that way. If college football has simply been reduced to a giant fundraising competition, what’s the 17ing point? It used to be at least somewhat about rooting on your peers, fellow students, those who chose YOUR school / city / region to showcase their talents. Its now just a giant bidding war. In the overwhelming majority of cases, these athletes don’t care about MSU, Starkville, or school in general. It’s just a means to an end.
If my annual income was $100 billion per year, you know how much of that I’d donate to NIL? Zero. And the reasons above are why.
Why not shoot for 100,000 alumni giving 1000 a month? Gotta get over this small minded thinking
I just want those who are profiting from MSU football to be the ones who are putting up the cash to produce it. That’s how the sport came to the state it’s in today but I’m ok with that. The product on the field is better than it was twenty years ago and money has a lot to do with that.
Is it?
Why not shoot for 100,000 alumni giving 1000 a month? Gotta get over this small minded thinking