There are a lot of things wrong with college football these days. West Coast schools such as the University of Southern California are leaving the Pac-12 to join a conference that includes East Coast schools such as Rutgers. Traditional rivalry games that used to be national fixtures, such as Nebraska vs. Oklahoma, aren’t played anymore. The final national championship game doesn’t even start until 8:30 p.m. on a school night. Whose 10-year-old son can stay up for that?
One thing that is not wrong with the current college football scene, however, is the system of “name, image, likeness” or “NIL” deals that college players are now allowed to sign with pretty much whoever they want.
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