University of Florida sued over NIL deal falling through

This is the first of many more. The question is will college football have to find a way to operate as a semi-pro sports league in order to create the ability to stop all the chaos from NIL deals and the portal? Title IX doesn't help. The NCAA as the ruling body of college football will not exist in the next decade. There's way too much money for the big schools and these lawsuits will jeopardize that windfall for the few. The risks that exist right now are not sustainable.

Will college basketball follow? My guess, it will not at least for the foreseeable future. The fundamentals are different, i.e. less overhead, The G League is in play and March Madness is the money maker. At least that is what I'm hoping for because Bradley as it exists as a basketball school today would not make that cut. There's a real risk that the school needs to consider if it wants the school to remain playing basketball at the highest level.