NCAA reform: Charlie Baker's radical plan change and the future of CFB
The NCAA president wants to create a subdivision in which schools would have to pay players at least $30,000 per year.
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The NCAA president wants to create a subdivision in which schools would have to pay players at least $30,000 per year.
What exactly about the SEC "just means more," in Greg Sankey's own words?
NCAA president Charlie Baker said Wednesday his proposal to allow the most highly resourced schools in Division I to pay athletes through a trust fund is just a starting point as he tries to shift the association to be more proactive than reactive. On Tuesday, Baker laid forth an aggressive and potentially groundbreaking vision for a new NCAA subdivision at the very top of college sports in a letter he sent to the more than 350 Division I schools. “Some people are going to say you're going too far and people will say but you're not going far enough,” Baker said.
Former Florida State president John Thrasher believes the Seminoles’ exclusion from the College Football Playoff shows they need to leave the ACC.
The College Football Playoff committee’s insistence on overruling results on the field turned back the clock to the days when polls decided champions, a state of affairs so unsavory it led to the creation of ... the CFP.