Look, LSU. Look, Michigan. College football doesn't like what you're doing — or what you've been allowed to get away with. You're paying the malicious compliance tax. That's the tax where folks are doing just enough to satisfy the rules or the contract, but not enough to make the process a pleasant one. And being right isn't going to change their minds. College football has spent the last few years changing what it will tolerate. Players can make millions. Transfers can move immediately. The playoff can crown an undisputed national champion. The sport has made room for immediate eligibility up...