OT: College Football 2024🏈🏟
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Well, if this is the way to go, Senter sure can’t call it a “talent fee”. 🤡
Students shouldn’t have to pay for new locker rooms for the football team.
Fans shouldn’t have to pay extra to pay the players. Especially if they’re not any good.
That’s fitting. Low standard eatery for a low standard football program. 🤡
I didn't know Oklahoma and Georgia paved the way for what is happening today in college sports and had SCOTUS take power away from the NCAA?
Exploring the history of college football media rights
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Miners have 41 points all season
James Madison has 53 in the 1st half at North Carolina.
James Madison has 53 in the 1st half at North Carolina.
Proven coach at the lower divisions not just a one hit wonder.
Do you think they would bring him back for year 6 with a 17-40 record in the previous 5 years?
First of all I don’t think they know how to make bad hires. But if they did he’s probably gone after a 2-22 start.
The floodgates have opened! REPARATIONS!!! 🤡
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Bush sues USC, Pac-12, NCAA for NIL 'injustice'
Reggie Bush has sued USC, the Pac-12 and the NCAA in a bid to recoup money made on his name, image and likeness during his college career from 2003 to '05.
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At this rate, stuff like this is going to necessitate contracts and minimum payments, etc
And even then, the contracts need to be drawn up by real sports agents, and not an ambulance chasing lawyer that is a friend of the program. Just ask LSU what happens when you don't put a retirement clause in the multimillion dollar NIL contract with top QB recruit.
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