The article discusses the criticism directed towards Michigan for its transfer-fueled national championship, which was misguided, uninformed and disingenuous. The author argues that while it is OK to lament the 'good old days' while not diminishing modern-day greatness, it is necessary to stop using this criticism against the teams that win now. The article also suggests that the collective sports-viewing and commentating community should stop using national championships as being purchased. It suggests that while players and coaches are paid more, they should be compensated for their contributions to a program that would best showcase them. It's also crucial to return to the form of common-sense in college sports regulations.