The day the music died. This was just posted on https://basilicablockparty.org/. They paused the show in 2025, now it's gone for good. This was one of my favorite venues for music.
... too many regulations killed it.
Only if you pay for Amazon Prime's "Live Announcer" plus up, at a cost of only $9.95 per game. Otherwise, in Amazon's efforts to help you, the viewer, reduce your costs, you'll get the AI-generated voice of Homer Simpson calling the plays.
Oh, and if you want multiple camera views of the games...
Two of my key interests in college sports were (a) every year we'd get a roster of 25% new players (unlike say the NFL where the marquee talent tends to stay around longer) so there was always hope that "this year's cruits are going to make a difference" and (b) the previous year's players that...
Also for all the "this is illegal" folks, note that Trump's 2025 EO on “Saving College Sports” (focused primarily on protecting women's sports and the transgender issue) has yet to be even challenged in court. The 2026 EO has a very similar structure, where schools can choose what they want to do.
As you just posted yesterday, "we shall see my friend. I would bet more than one school spends 100M Plus on a roster in the next few years."
There are very few schools that could compete in that scenario.
What part of it do you feel is illegal? Note that the EO doesn't prevent schools or players from doing anything; it just states that if they choose not to follow the guidelines, then there's a chance they won't get federal grants. Schools and players can make their own choice. Sure, this will be...
IMO, the current state of college sports is not sustainable. It used to be that non-helmet schools had a chance to compete by recruiting "diamonds in the rough" and, through coaching and development programs, those 'cruits would become contributors to a successful team. Now that's gone. Every...