Is college sport on life support?

[Mule]

So the D2 players are going to be smarter than the D1 Ivies? Do you realize that have unionized and are collective bargaining for compensation? How is that different from any other division?

Wow, did I say that? You actually read a whole lot more into what I said than what I said. I'm not that smart, but I appreciate you thinking so.

[crixus]

To answer the OP's question. No, I do not think college sports are on life support.

[SW_Mustang]

hard to argue that

There's a great documentary series that I think flew under the radar about money exhanging hands in the SEC. Soon as I saw it 7-8 years ago, I stopped believing in "amateurism."

I mean, I've been involved in sports memorabilia for the last 25-ish years so I should have known that way too... but still.

[MooseLodge]

There's a great documentary series that I think flew under the radar about money exhanging hands in the SEC. Soon as I saw it 7-8 years ago, I stopped believing in "amateurism."

I mean, I've been involved in sports memorabilia for the last 25-ish years so I should have known that way too... but still.

If you happen to find a link I'd like to see that. There's no bigger college sports fan than me, but it does seem that things are spiraling out of control. Maybe we were lucky to have it this long.

[SW_Mustang]

If you happen to find a link I'd like to see that. There's no bigger college sports fan than me, but it does seem that things are spiraling out of control. Maybe we were lucky to have it this long.

Here it is - it's a 5-parter I believe.

Foul Play: The draft night sabotage of Laremy Tunsil brings Ole Miss recruiting under suspicion (youtube.com)