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Actually on average there is probably less then one player per D1-A team who will ever make the NFL, and that is what makes it better. Major college football isn't poorly played, you aren't going to go to a SEC or Big 12 football game and see a team with just shitty players. Maybe if you are going to a Central Florida vs. Arkansas State game, but that's not what most of college football is, and quite frankly that game would probably be better then the 49ers vs. the Browns.
College sports have an atmosphere unmatched by pro sports, because it doesn't consist of a bunch of rich guys moving into your city for a few months and playing football. These are guys who go to school with you, who represent you, represent the alumni, they are you. The games actually mean a lot more, there is a bigger chance of uncertainty. In the NFL you basically know whats going to happen.
I'm not trying to knock the NFL, like I said it is the best run pro league and still keeps whats good about football in the league. Their games have great atmosphere, great marketing, great production, all of that. I am just simply saying that if you know what you are talking about you would understand what college sports offer. If you are from Canada or went to a d-3 college, you won't understand.
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