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Message: [QUOTE="nomar, post: 5141649, member: 651"] It's not free but it's cheap. You pay Spotify or Apple a few bucks a month and have access to their entire databases. It has had a disastrous effect on the livelihood of musicians. That said, BYU can't stream AJ Dybantsa. If they want him on the court, they have to pay him. And people aren't going to stop going to college football or basketball games. We already have the ability to watch it for free or low cost. But people still go because it's a different experience. (Compare and contrast to the non-difference between listening to a CD track vs an MP3 or AAC file.) Whether this will lead to some kind of backlash against NIL in college athletics and, if so, how, is up for debate, but I have no idea how this could possibly affect pro sports salaries. What is the relation? That it costs too much to go to a game? [/QUOTE]