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I am somewhat old school and still believe in the student-athlete concept but I would be crazy to see and not accept (like Dabo) the changes occurring in college athletics. I am 65 and the last 4-5 years has brought about more change in college athletics than my first 60 did combined. Being a fan of the Texas Longhorns, I like the changes because they will benefit us. Why lie about that. However, if I was a fan of TCU, Houston, Vanderbilt, etc I would hate the changes and the disruption that would result to “my” team. 

8 minutes ago, Robert Gilbert said:

I am somewhat old school and still believe in the student-athlete concept but I would be crazy to see and not accept (like Dabo) the changes occurring in college athletics. I am 65 and the last 4-5 years has brought about more change in college athletics than my first 60 did combined. Being a fan of the Texas Longhorns, I like the changes because they will benefit us. Why lie about that. However, if I was a fan of TCU, Houston, Vanderbilt, etc I would hate the changes and the disruption that would result to “my” team. 

“Adapt or die” Nick Saban 

6 hours ago, jonbailey said:

How do you guys see this playing out. What does college athletics look like in 2028?

A mess of haves vs have not

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