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@colt22_nebw: That's a wild take coming from a rival fan. Loyalty goes both ways, and let's no

That's a wild take coming from a rival fan. Loyalty goes both ways, and let's not pretend coaches are saints here. Fickell left Cincinnati for Wisconsin, didn't he? That's the business. Players have one short career and a small window to maximize their value, whether through NIL or exposure. Why shouldn't they? ADs fire coaches with years left on contracts without a second thought. The whole system is transactional now, and singling out player movement as the problem is hyypocritical. McIntosh left for a better opportunity, just like coaches do every offseason. The "pit stop" comment is emotional, not logical. Programs use players until their eligibility is up, then move on to the next recruiting class. Everyone is looking out for their own best interests, and that's been true long before the portal. Acting like one heartfelt quote from a coach changes the reality of modern college football is naive. The sport has always been a business, it's just more transparent now.