There is zero good things that can come out of this. Saban isn't working in Texas best interest here. He wants to roll back the clock. The TTech guy definitely isn't working in our best interest. Both would love to create a new system that is a super-league (that just-so-happens to include TTech), with caps on player movement and earnings and an anti-trust exemption. That requires a CBA and congress to pass a law. Oh and the best part, the Double Eagle guy wants the super-league geographically divided, which would push Tceh back onto our schedule every year.
Let's be clear: the current wild west NIL situation is the perfect setup for Texas. Paying players is legal and above board, so we don't have compliance getting their panties in a bunch and we don't have donors and administration clutching their pearls about dropping bags. The House settlement will only raise the floor via rev sharing, we'll still set the ceiling with our NIL efforts. The NIL clearinghouse will either get defanged or sued out of existence.
You can see why most of the schools want to go back to the old way, or put a soft/hard salary cap on players: it was much better for them. Saban can feign ignorance but he had bag men dropping illegal cash to buy players and everyone knew it. Because that was under the table the amounts pale in comparison to what those players are getting today. Now NIL can be up to NFL 3rd round type money. There are only a handful of schools who can keep up in that world: Texas is at the top of that pile.
We should look at any change as negative because the current situation, while broken and imperfect, sets Texas up for success better than any other post integration.