Within a private room here on the opening day of SEC media days, Eli Drinkwitz took a few seconds to imagine a different world: one in which college sports operates under a harder athlete compensation cap with a separate pool of money dedicated to retaining current players on his roster. "It could be a solution," the Missouri coach said. Perhaps that day isn't as far away as many think. In fact, as Drinkwitz and other coaches paraded through the media circuit at this downtown

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