Quote:There's a lot of talk about simply concluding college football is completely out of control. The Sandusky Scandal was the last straw.

 

The NFL really needs to foster a developmental league to openly compete with the NCAA. Developmental leagues would be set up regionally and progress at the minor league level would lead to draft status.

 

You do wonder where the money goes. The NCAA is listed as the largest non-profit organization in America with $850 to $875 million dollars in "non-profits" each year. It is also clear the NCAA's entire purpose is to prevent any leakages of "non-profits".

 

Unless I am mistaken, it's up to universities to financially support all of their athletic endeavors.  This means they use college football revenue to support various other sports on campus and appears to be the number one reason colleges balk at paying football players.

 

I am certain that the bulk of college football rosters are loaded up with players that have no business being on a college campus. They are there for one simple reason...it's the only path to the pros they can currently take and really only a small number of them will ever play in the NFL.

 

We're on the road to nowhere. Life is cheap and a college education doesn't mean much. The glut of doctors matches the glut of lawyers. When the doctors saw off the wrong leg, the lawyers will have at least one left to stand on.

 

Minor League Football is the wave of the future.