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[QUOTE="UConnJim, post: 4306726, member: 1559"]
With NIL, nothing has really changed with the competitive environment except players are going to be paid which creates new problems for schools.  Yes, there will be one offs like Pitt's star WR potentially transferring to USC or Alabama, but there hasn't been widespread movement of top players from one school to another.  Also, a school like BC has never competed for recruits with Alabama, Florida, USC, Texas, LSU,..., so that hasn't changed.  Plus, in the last 20 years, 10 schools have finished the year ranked #1 and all of them will be high NIL programs in the current environment:  Alabama. Auburn, Clemson, Florida, Florida St., Georgia, LSU, Ohio St., Texas, USC.  And, there are plenty of football players to go around.  For example, only 1 QB can start on a team, so top rated QBs will be always be available like they always have been, although the portal has made transferring easier.  In the last 7 NFL drafts these 3 schools have had the most QBs drafted with 3:  North Dakota St., Oklahoma, Western Kentucky.
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