College football analyst Kirk Herbstreit discusses the possibility of top college football conferences breaking away from the NCAA due to legal battles over name, image, and likeness compensation for athletes.
Key Points
NCAA facing legal battle over name, image, and likeness compensation for athletes
Kirk Herbstreit suggests top conferences forming own governing body
Focus on addressing issues like revenue sharing, transfer portal, and player rights
Pros
Potential for more autonomy and control for top college football conferences
Ability to address issues like name, image, and likeness compensation and transfer portal more effectively
Possibility of forming a new governing body that better suits the needs of players and coaches
Cons
Uncertainty and challenges in transitioning away from the NCAA
Legal battles and antitrust issues may arise during the separation process
Impact on existing structures and systems within college football