An executive order can't fix college sports. And we should stop pretending capping an athlete's ability to earn without them having a seat at the table is the answer.

@nickatnocap @nickatnocap bitter cause it impacts his commission. whether the EO works or not ....this will be regulated at some point. anyone who thinks what's happening now is sustainable is naive.

@Dxc2026Dxc @nickatnocap Why is it not sustainable? Give me a real answer. Once it settles, schools will eventually put their own foot down. That’s how the free market works. I also would like to know how you plan to regulate people who aren’t employees. You would need a CBA which requires a union

@ImDatFish @nickatnocap Once it settles? How about never. It's only getting worse. Sustainable? The asking price for an "average player" is going up. Schools are in debt. If you think what is going on is sustainable ...you're naive.

@Dxc2026Dxc @nickatnocap It has to settle eventually it’s just how economics work. Eventually there’s not enough money to pay the players more and more. I’m not naïve I just have common sense. Eventually there’s a point where schools cannot continue to outbid each other.

@Dxc2026Dxc @nickatnocap If you think that they will just continue to borrow money for forever to pay players then I’m afraid you’re the naïve one. No one is forcing them to pay them. At some point schools will start to say no

@ImDatFish @nickatnocap Yes & No. PE is still in play for some of these conferences and schools, and that's just dumb & desperate. It's borrowed money with interest, which will eventually run out, but guess what they'll do? Find another investor to keep up with the Joneses. No school will just say no.