Comparing draft of basketball and football

"mc" <mellowcat RemoveThis @bellsouth.net> wrote

> i was considering "what happens if..." as opposed to whether or not it would. i
> agree that the odds are unlikely that aau football will actually happen. but
> two of my sons are currently playing aau/yboa basketball (i'm leaving here in
> just a moment to go down to augusta for a national qualifier tourney) and
> another plays on a traveling soccer team. anything is possible if enough people
> with enough money (there's that word again) want it bad enough.

To whatever extent viable AAU et al. football makes senses,
it already is. I don't think there is any legislation getting in the
way (other than the NCAA burdens shared by most NCAA
sports). And even if AAU et al. for football existed to a degree
similar to hoops and Euro-Soccer fags, it wouldn't address
that huge delta-hulk factor between AAU <<< NCAA <<<< NFL..

WYSIWYG.

--Tedward

"Edward M. Kennedy" wrote...
> "mc" wrote
>
> > i was considering "what happens if..." as opposed to whether or not it
would. i
> > agree that the odds are unlikely that aau football will actually happen.
but
> > two of my sons are currently playing aau/yboa basketball (i'm leaving here
in
> > just a moment to go down to augusta for a national qualifier tourney) and
> > another plays on a traveling soccer team. anything is possible if enough
people
> > with enough money (there's that word again) want it bad enough.
>
> To whatever extent viable AAU et al. football makes senses,
> it already is. I don't think there is any legislation getting in the
> way (other than the NCAA burdens shared by most NCAA
> sports). And even if AAU et al. for football existed to a degree
> similar to hoops and Euro-Soccer fags, it wouldn't address
> that huge delta-hulk factor between AAU <<< NCAA <<<< NFL..
>
> WYSIWYG.
>

conversely, wygiwys.