This couldn't be more false. You'll have boosters that own businesses finding ways now, legally, to funnel money throughout the roster. It'll basically create a way to entice players to go to a specific place with $$$. Teams with serious boosters with deep pockets will be the haves, and the rest of the NCAA will be the have-nots. Isn't that sort of how it is now? Fair point, though this does 'legalize it' in reality. I think it allows for additional opportunities to have players funneled to the SEC-type schools with 'deep pockets'. It's hard not to see this as a huge opportunity to schools like Miami, Georgia, etc., and Duke, UNC, in basketball, while being to the detriment of the Marquettes, Vanderbilts of the world. As you note, recruiting skews that way already, I just think this skews it further.