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Now with an interview with Chris Lowe, Nick Sabin, basically said the quiet part out loud in a way.

And the truth is, the way college football is

structured right now after all these monumental changes.

Coaches have lost a lot of leverage. And when you lose leverage,

you lose a lot of control over being able to know who's coming back consistently,

control over being able to construct a debt chart due strictly to who practices better and

who has earned it.

You lose a lot of your ability to cultivate long lasting program culture,

which takes the result even further out of your hands.

Now to quote Nick Sabin exactly, he said, so I'm saying to myself, maybe this doesn't work anymore,

that the goals and aspirations are just different, and that it's all about how much money I can make as a college player. Now I'm not

saying that's bad and I'm not saying that's wrong. I'm just saying that's never

been what we're all about and that's not why we had success throughout the

years. Now I agree that players should be paid for

NIL, but with no guardrails and no balance it goes from a part of the

motivation to the main motivation. Now that isn't a brand new concept. Guys have been

motivated by making money in the NFL for a long time, but you didn't get that

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