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You're comparing then to now?

They don't pay under the table anymore. It's all legal now. And there's no clearinghouse that you speak of.

How much each player makes? Correct. But approximately how much is spent on NIL at places like Oregon and OSU for football? It's been openly talked about by the institutions, coaches, and some players. Even Rutgers, in their yearly documentation shows they run at a $50m deficit in their...

So you prefer the losing we had with Mason, etc?

Which is why the SEC hates it so much. Now that it's legal, they have too much competition.

You can throw in Michigan, Penn state, USC, and now Indiana. Oh, and even northwestern had a singular donor pay for their new stadium by himself.

They get more 5 stars than we get 4 stars.

Nope

Are you kidding?

Oregon players are paid by Phil Knight. Who is doing that for MN?

Why do you reject that?

Lol. Lol. Yeah, that's what Oregon and OSU do. Yeah, that's why the SEC was good for so long. Lol

Most "fans" on the street know nothing about college sports and it's funding.

Then provide the same money 💰

It's not a reception, so leave out the part on making a fb move. Not necessary.

Always funny when people say, ignore the facts and listen to my bs instead.

Accountability for what? Doing his best with less money than half the conference? You think it's better to have a coach that doesn't show emotion for his team? Are we living in opposite world here?

Players go where they're paid best. How is this so difficult for people to understand? OSU literally spent 30m on their team prior to revenue sharing. PJ tries to keep games low scoring and close to give his athlete spending level a chance in the 4th qtr. Sometimes it fails miserably.

That's not saying much

Klick in early, that's good