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Message: [QUOTE="CONN78SEJ, post: 4346570, member: 10604"] It contributes lots of money to an educational institution, which is a great thing, income from sports fueling the schools educational growth (new libraries, new research projects, free laptops and cellphones for all students, all kinds of new equipment, and of course better athletic facilities, better pay for the best teachers, etc), is all good and grows the school. However, when a school or by way of it’s parent organization (the SEC or B1G) with no oversight if they leave the NCAA, prevents another institution from doing the same thing, it’s no different than what Standard Oil and US Steel did to stifle competition, none at all. A P2 runs a huge risk at being broken up by Congress especially if they thumb their noses at the NCAA. [/QUOTE]