Do NCAA Football 10 microtransactions let people pay to win?

EA introduced microtransactions into NCAA Football 10 in the form of "dynasty accelerators" that not only boost offline play, but will also boost the player's teams in online leagues.

Is EA going too far in asking people to pay for a competitive advantage online? (NCAA Football 10, PS2, PS3, Xbox 360)

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