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From NBC Sports “If that’s not what you’re trying to do, don’t get me. If you ain’t trying to change the franchise or the culture, don’t get me. You should know that history repeats itself over and over and over. I’ve done it over and over and over, so it should be no question why an NFL...

That and all the bragging about turning around a program by himself.

I'll have some of whatever you're drinking! Struggling to even win half their games the last so many years but you point out this.

...and once in a blue moon you land a lucky punch - doesn't mean you should walk around with your chest puffed out.

Good point. Brosmer did most of his development elsewhere, then played here one season and showed the NFL he can play. I'm sure New Hampshire would love to say they have a QB in the NFL (assuming he gets drafted).

Well without Bateman, we'd only be ahead of SMU and Indiana, so I'm not sure I'd do too much laughing at Nebraska on this.

Wouldn't "burn" imply that it is gone? I've watched a lot of college ball in my day and typically when someone says they "burned their redshirt", that means they used it up. Like burning a young QB's redshirt because starters went down and he had to play. Regardless of terminology, good to...

I *think* what the OP was suggesting was that a contract might be for $50 million, but that's only the value if the player earns every roster bonus, workout bonus, bonus for playoff wins, etc. It's next to impossible for players to earn every bonus and exercise every clause in their contracts...

Definition of marriage?

Before you claimed he redshirted (post #28), now you're saying he didn't.

Albeit it's not Iowa, but I think all of us are happy Benhart left the state for a competitor school. Probably same for iowa fans and this guy.

Wouldn't that make him older, not younger?

I think Saban was right when he questioned whether fans would care for new teams every year. I'm kinda still a fan, but if the season goes off the wheels early, there's no point in "watching the young guys develop" since who knows if they'll be on your team next year.

I was *this* close to getting a picture with him. I was in the Gameday crowd all morning and when it was over, people went up to the stage. You could tell he was "feeble" as he was walking off and there was a woman in front of me and she asked for a pic and he took one with her. I just didn't...

Yeah, his f-bomb and then the following fake apology. That won't happen anymore.

I read this too and I'm almost 100% positive that it was 1996. Herbstreit didn't work on Gameday until 1996 and he was the one who knew a cheerleader (his wife) who could get the buckeye headgear. C'mon ESPN, get it right.

On the one hand, I wanted to disagree with you, but maybe it's just gonna take time for me to get used to this new landscape. On the other hand, I think in the NFL it's supported more because the other players think the person deserves it, such as a player on the 5 year rookie contract who's...

The irony of that coming from you....

Is there some harm them doing so?

You don't divorce your wife when she first starts gaining weight, you at least gotta give it some time to see if it's gonna be permanent or not, and how bad it's gonna get. ;)