The ground under college football just shook big time

Or is that against the Culture?

Schools wanting to maximize the $ the kids make before they go off to the pros could separate from those offering less money in college with a real education.
Or, student/players might make enough in college to satisfy themselves or pay for schoolyears so they could forgo the pros and stay for years 4/5 rather than leaving after 3. ND might particularly benefit from this.

Yes, at least it allows all players to make some money and stop the NCAA from making a mint off them while contributing little to the overall equation. But there will only be maybe a dozen players in a given year that will make anything more than date night money.

This will take away from smaller market schools/teams like Purdue, Cal, WSU as the bigger names in highschool will
gravitate to the biggest market schools.

And I wonder - will high school student athletes (and their families) be promised into certain schools because they can be promoted
by a product like Nike. Nike can pay the parents for their fine sons and daughters to go to Oregon?
Under Armor for Notre Dame paying High School students and parents for promised national recognition? I'm all for that but is
this going to be a good idea? No. It's a bad move and somehow the NCAA has got to have their fingers in the pie or should I say
those Muckety Mucks who run the NCAA do.

s about a Clemson player endorsing something?