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Truth hurts, eh? Like it or not, cognitive decline is a real problem for some people. Go readjust your thong underwear.

For the most part, I agree. He should have resigned once Covid came around - it would have been a great breaking point. But in the last few years, instead of caring at all what he had to say, I was just hoping he'd get through a sentence without losing his thought or misspeaking altogether...

Lemme guess, his headgear "selection" will be a hybrid of both teams, like the big ten-gallon Texas hat with the buckeye on top of it, thereby not having to side with just one fan base.

As the OP, can you delete or lock it?

I remember reading that during the 10 years of Yudof, the U hired an average of slightly more than 1 person per week with the word "Administrator" appearing somewhere in the title. Yes, I believe you. And yes, I believe non-revenue sports should go away. This is professional now. We have bar...

Yeah, I'm not sure what the poster was getting at with the tax authorities and stuff. How would someone from the IRS know the value? I think he's crossing two things. When you're a business and you wanna write off a loss or something, you can, but the IRS reviews it. But there's a base that...

Or just lock it. Once politics comes up, lock the shit.

Nowadays these beat writers have new metrics to care about. Maybe nobody has read his stuff for a while and he needed to generate a headline, etc. The internet made it so that there are way more "sports writers/reporters" than there used to be, and message boards, at the same time, kinda...

That's different from NIL, and NIL is what you were asking about in post #13 in regards to "artificial limits". No college athletes have tried to collectively bargain a cap for NIL.

Yeah, I'm fine rolling with a QB from a football state that played a ton in high school. If it was some MN high school QB who did a lot of handoffs and such, I'd be way more worried.

Hopefully so. The less sports we have, the more money we can concentrate on football players. Pick whatever women's sports cost the less (included is coaching salaries, the women's crew coach has to make less than the bball coach, so cancel women's bball and leave crew). The last thing we'd...

I think he means without player approval. It's not "artificial" in the NFL because the players collectively bargained for it and agreed to it. Agreed to by the players. I'm not aware of any attempt by college athletes to get together and propose a limit on their NIL compensation. Seems...

Really? She's worth $28M to Nike as a WNBA player, but you would have a problem with her getting $28M as an NCAA player? She's still the same person, playing the same game. Is she $28 million dollars more popular in Indiana than Iowa? Me personally, I don't think she's worth $28M either way...

Well...the other way to look at it is that if we had Brosmer back, the line would be either 8 or 8.5 and that's basically a coin flip. Whereas, unless Lindsey bombs, we should win 7 and make money on the bet.

Yeah, I don't see this turning towards Gopher football anytime soon....

Thanks. The comment makes a lot more sense now, and I can totally agree. I've actually met a former player from Louisiana that made his home here for a long time.

I was born in Mpls and live here now, have for almost all my life. I'm not too keen on the bikepaths taking up road space for cars, but it seems like lots of people wanna bike on them and such so I can live with them. I'd hate to think what dining would be like if I didn't have a million...

Even better if the child was accepted.

Really though, only grad students should care. No one in the real world, when looking to hire someone with a 4 year degree, is going to give a rat's whatever on if they took classes from a Nobel prize winning prof or an adjunct professor with just a few years experience.

C'mon, you can afford a lambo but can't subscribe to 24/7 for us? ;)