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Adam retainberg
Fisco, Texas – Colorado Coach Dion Sanders College is advocating a salary hat in the college football, given that it will also help in a competitive landscape in a game that is already more like NFL.
Speaking on Wednesday at Big 12 Media Days, Sanders, Pro Football Hall of Fame Colorado is entering his third season as the coach, said that sports players are hurt by a irregular system with movement and finance.
“I wish, a hat,” Sanders said during a roundate of a big 12 coaches. “Like, the top-of-the-line player makes it, and if you are not that type of boy, you know that you are not going to do it. This is what NFL does.
“So the problem is, you found a man who is not good, but he can go to another school and they give him half a million dollars. You can’t compete with it. And it has no meaning.”
Sanders pointed to the college football playoffs, there is nothing that the same teams will build a field due to their strong financial profiles.
“You understand why they are in the playoffs,” he said. “It is difficult to compete with someone who is giving $ 25-30 million to a new class. It’s crazy.”
Sanders stated that college football requires a “honest and understanding” system, where players’ salaries are transparent and regulated, such as in NFL. He mentioned how the players’ salary offers are often told before those players, even entering the transfer portal.
Even recent developments, such as house settlements and revenue sharing directly from athletic programs, do not assure sanders that the game will balance.
“I wish it would be really equality,” he said. “Now they go back to the luggage under the table. They go back to the agents. Now, you are trying to become a parent agent, trying to be a homeboy agent you, trying to become an agent you.
