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Message: [QUOTE="Kolumbo, post: 4797823, member: 4613"] Could very well go that way. Should go that way. Programs like Kansas for example. It is not a good football program despite all the benefits of playing in a power conference with Texas and Oklahoma. You almost have to make it your mission to be bad at football given the setup. Now Kansas isn't even in the P2. I doubt their donors will want to fund NIL when they don't care about football in the first place. Texas, Oklahoma, TAMU, Alabama, Georgia, Tennessee, Florida, LSU - That conference is going to be printing money and making college kids filthy rich. Same with B1G. Forget about the G5. Many power conference members won't compete either. some folks mention booster clubs and I'm still learning about this NIL stuff. Here is something included at The Battle's End: "Under these new laws and NCAA rules, schools and [B][I]booster organizations[/I][/B] COULD NOT fund or provide NIL deals to athletes. This gave rise to 3rd-party organizations like The Battle’s End that can directly compensate athletes for the right to market the NIL of those athletes and help them maximize the value of their name, image, and likeness." [/QUOTE]