NCAA = House of Cards

In the days following Terrelle Pryor's departure from Ohio State, there are many people asking the same question.

"What would have happened to him if he had stayed? What will happen to him now?"

The answer, nothing.

If you take a quick look at what happens to the athletes if they are violating rules, chances are good that they will lose some eligibility to play their sport while still having their education paid for. Coaches (such as Jim Tressel) for instance, don't have the luxury of keeping their jobs most of the time.

The heavy hand of the law is going to bury teams like Ohio State, USC and every other big name out there (Auburn, Alabama, etc.) as time goes on.

College sports is a big BUSINESS and the NCAA rules are set up to make it into a house of cards.
It is simply a matter of time before it all falls down.