[needle]

What we don't know (that not enough people are considering):

1.) Is there an organized, motivated and litigious group willing to lay it all on the line to oppose 18+ member megaconferences?

2.) What would the implications be for college megaconferences (and college sports in general) if the Johnson v NCAA goes the way of declaring athletes as employees? Could colleges someday be on the hook for paying the medical expenses of former athletes showing symptoms of CTE?

3.) NIL has been in place for one year, seemingly without scandal. How likely is it that these (reportedly) millions (and growing) in direct-to-player payments continue without a big-time scandal, and what would be the fallout of such a scandal for an institution and its athletic conference, should it happen?

4.) How much power will agents wield in this world of college sports where players can have representation for endorsement deals?

[needle]

What we don't know (that not enough people are considering):

1.) Is there an organized, motivated and litigious group willing to lay it all on the line to oppose 18+ member megaconferences?

2.) What would the implications be for college megaconferences (and college sports in general) if the Johnson v NCAA goes the way of declaring athletes as employees? Could colleges someday be on the hook for paying the medical expenses of former athletes showing symptoms of CTE?

3.) NIL has been in place for one year, seemingly without scandal. How likely is it that these (reportedly) millions (and growing) in direct-to-player payments continue without a big-time scandal, and what would be the fallout of such a scandal for an institution and its athletic conference, should it happen?

4.) How much power will agents wield in this world of college sports where players can have representation for endorsement deals?