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Indiana HC Curt Cignetti Sounds Alarm on Shocking Secrets Behind College Football’s “Scary” Future

“The market is pretty expensive — it’s scary,” said Cignetti. “It’s scary. I think players should get paid. But something’s going to have to be done in the next 12 to 24 months, or universities might not be able to handle this. College football won’t exist the way we’re going right now.”

What those changes are is unknown. The money being tossed around the nation has essentially made college football its own professional league. Players are signing NIL contracts and demanding money from programs. There is no hesitation with entering the transfer portal, either, making every school have to basically recruit the players already on the roster as well.

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