The NCAA no longer governs over college sports anymore (they are just event planners now), it's the Federal judges, antitrust lawyers, and agents who do.
But it's too late now, too much money being made to incentivized anybody to stop it.
Television Networks, the universities, the collectives and agents all banking.
There will be more death to the traditional Saturdays with the TV networks pushing major games to Thursday and Friday nights, which effects the high school calendar, expanded postseasons, mid-season TV scheduling making it your guess when to travel when games will have a 6-day window to schedule for a TV network.
But we are seeing record-breaking TV ratings, surging stadium attendance, and people tuning in for the portal drama.
But it's too late now, too much money being made to incentivized anybody to stop it.
Television Networks, the universities, the collectives and agents all banking.
There will be more death to the traditional Saturdays with the TV networks pushing major games to Thursday and Friday nights, which effects the high school calendar, expanded postseasons, mid-season TV scheduling making it your guess when to travel when games will have a 6-day window to schedule for a TV network.
But we are seeing record-breaking TV ratings, surging stadium attendance, and people tuning in for the portal drama.
