(07-16-2018, 12:21 PM)Vicbow Rules Wrote: https://www.yahoo.com/sports/josh-rosen-...48893.html

Interesting idea.  I am sure there would be hiccups, but it is better than what is going on now.

Many are realizing that a NFL developmental league is the solution.

By bypassing the college campus, future NFL players can study football without the distractions of SEC bag men shoveling them cold hard cash under the table, being solicited by cleat-chasers looking to taint their public image, etc.

Colleges will benefit greatly by eliminating a large group of untalented students, who as we all know, don't even have to attend college classes. Most college football recruits have a very large sense of entitlement, most of whom have been treated as privileged characters since their Pop Warner days.

 College football should be played by college students. Pro football should be played by pro football players. Under the present BROKEN DOWN system neither is the norm.

Ban college football for five years. During that time develop the transition platform allowing what would otherwise be blue chip college football recruits to head right into paying football jobs.

When college football returns after the moratorium it will be much like what college football is supposed to be like with lots less illegal money being stuffed into the pockets of NON-STUDENT athletes and various forms of payments made to insure a college athletic program maintains a certain level of public deniability.

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