I wonder how upset most college presidents would be if all of a sudden — overnight — their football programs were ripped apart like the NCAA did Penn State University on Monday. Earlier this week, the top college enforcement organization eviscerated football from a football-crazed campus. Were that to happen at other schools, I would not be surprised if a fair number of college presidents might not let out a cheer, privately, of course. You see, football is out of control at most colleges. Football programs are nothing more than revenue-producing businesses that push power at the expense of college presidents and faculty members to coaches of teams most of whose members do not ever graduate.