The end of the NCAA?..............

[droner]

https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/31824357/ncaa-president-mark-emmert-says-right-consider-decentralized-deregulated-college-sports

This could be good for our NCAA violations problem. Of course, with our luck. maybe not.

[murfvol]

Would you slow play the investigation Droner? The only potential downside I see is negative recruiting, but I think the impact of that largely goes away with NIL success and a solid offense.

[droner]

Would you slow play the investigation Droner? The only potential downside I see is negative recruiting, but I think the impact of that largely goes away with NIL success and a solid offense.

I think they have about wrapped it up. I think UT will announce its self-imposed punishment and hope the NCAA accepts it. What I would do is self-impose something lighter than you might otherwise do and hope that under the circumstances the NCAA caves and accepts it.

[murfvol]

That makes sense Droner. Just give them something small and move on.

I wonder if a bowl ban is actually less of a deal than it used to be with NIL. Now the bowl prize pack isn't that much. Plus it doesn't hurt the 2022 recruiting class.

[HerbTarlekVol]

There will always have to be an "NCAA" in some shape, form, or fashion.  No competitive group can exist without some kind of oversight organization.