I always hate when this happens. He will be fine. Same bullshit happened to Jaelen Phillips.
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I always hate when this happens. He will be fine. Same bullshit happened to Jaelen Phillips.
At least we saw ZTF can be really good. I don’t give a fuck about these touted recruits that really didn’t do shit leaving. Fuck em.
ZTF can fuck off.
10 times worse than pro sports. NIL/Transfer portal has created unlimited free agency with no rules and no salary cap.
Eklund on Dawgman talked about 20 guys leaving had JL stayed. When this is all done, we may still have 10 more leave. How much of this is a 1st time P5 coach, bringing in a essential first time P5 staff ?
You and Teq made good points and mostly changed my mind
MikeDamone
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2020. WJW
GreenRiverGatorz
New Fish
We haven't won a large bowl game since 2001 so literally nothing since then has mattered and nothing of consequence will happen until we do so again. Generous of Damone to not charge us $10.95 for that.
GaearGrimsrud
New Fish
I don't think these portals are any kind of indictment on the HC or staff. It's just the new norm. Look at the Wyoming situation. Bohl is a solid fixture in Laramie (until he has that one breakout season and Nebraska comes calling) and they lost Levi Williams and their top WR this week. It's happening to every program in cfb. Who knows what these kids want anymore. They belong to the "instant gratification" generation. Instead of working to better their situation the portal has given them the opportunity to simply find a better situation. Or what they perceive as a better situation. The grass is greener effect.
It's one of the reasons I gravitated away from major cfb and towards fcs football and NDSU.
Just sayin
Tequilla
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Bingo
Everybody is on a 1 year contract
No payout constraints (which effectively are in place in every other league in the world cap or no cap)
There’s effectively no rules in the sport with any kind of teeth
It’s a complete joke and will be the death of the sport if they don’t fix in relatively short order
minion_doog
New Fish
at the direction of Karen Ramming who is currently in a Kindergarten class somewhere smearing glue on her face.[/i][/b]
HFNY
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I'm sure Breckterfield has given him a call.
This is part of a larger problem in that universities became big business once the Federal government got more involved in financing them via tuition subsidies. Universities staffed up while States cut support to better fund their own pension obligations. The Great Recession compounded it all and then fewer international students paying sky-high tuition rates (while crowding out State applicants who pay 1/4 to 1/5 as much) starting with the China about 5 years ago. Covid accelerated the trend for the 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 school years and we are where we are.
All of the above means the College-Industrial complex is voraciously money hungry. It finally received glaring scrutiny from families, the media, influential businessmen, and even *some* politicians. So in this present environment, schools will do whatever it takes to get the money flowing in and that milking college football as much as they can.
My (hopeful) guess is that it continues for another year or two and then after most conferences have renewed their massive TV deals, they will change the rules because what can't go on forever won't.
This is part of a larger problem in that universities became big business once the Federal government got more involved in financing them via tuition subsidies. Universities staffed up while States cut support to better fund their own pension obligations. The Great Recession compounded it all and then fewer international students paying sky-high tuition rates (while crowding out State applicants who pay 1/4 to 1/5 as much) starting with the China about 5 years ago. Covid accelerated the trend for the 2020-2021 and 2021-2022 school years and we are where we are.
All of the above means the College-Industrial complex is voraciously money hungry. It finally received glaring scrutiny from families, the media, influential businessmen, and even *some* politicians. So in this present environment, schools will do whatever it takes to get the money flowing in and that milking college football as much as they can.
My (hopeful) guess is that it continues for another year or two and then after most conferences have renewed their massive TV deals, they will change the rules because what can't go on forever won't.
MikeDamone
Active poster
When was the last time or any time you heard of a public university making cuts to administration and staff costs?
It's definitely going down hill faster than originally thought. People/fans will continue asking why are these 'students' even bother going to a university if they moving every year like free agents. And maybe some privately financed companies/non-schools will start taking the leading in really pushing the NIL limits. The next couple of years is going to be entertaining watching more extreme off the field theatrics.