OFFICIAL Washington vs. Illinois Game Thread

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I hate that an injury sort of derailed things… that injury at left tackle seems like it really hurt this offense. Demond has all day to throw where the backup for a few games there couldn't block a thing.
 
I’m really not sure how to feel about all the clips and highlights we always show… of glory from 30-ish (or more) years ago now.

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going to suck when OSU pays roebuck $1m to transfer.
Remember when it used to be academically difficult to transfer? What happened to that?
only for UW, Cal and UCLA. Maybe Michigan. But they love football. The west coast three premier public institutions all care too much academically and too little about football to sully themselves with beastly morons.
 
Now with a hard cap of $22 million next year (and real NIL marketing deals going through a legitimate clearing house), it will be much harder for Ohio State and Oregon to buy guys from relatively well-resourced programs. Going into the 2024 season and somewhat into 2025 (the new rules started July 1st), it was the wild west and money was flowing like a cabs that drink like merlots.
For instance, after July 1st, Oregon lost multiple 4 star recruits because the promises of rich NIL deals were no longer deliverable. They lost Kodi Greene to UW, a DT or two to USC, and maybe another guy.
 
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