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Better though, highly doubt it. The money problems are still there

He has been for basketball

Nebraska has had many conversations about why they've failed. And some of the more recent ones are players only coming to "be the center of attention ".

I can say with 100% certainty, that I am not transferring from Prestigious school and successful team to crap like that for 10x less.

You can ask them if you come here. I can think of examples immediately of high end athletes that have chosen to stay or come back to Minnesota.

Noticed you didn't rank PJs salary in the B1G. Convenient. FYI, he's out performing his rank.

It's more disturbing that you blame the coach and not take personal responsibility and ante up for NIL.

Yes, and the choice is made by people who do or don't pay into NIL.

Why publish, your the only one questioning it

You were preferring Mason. He lost those games despite your liking his less boring football. Not so Genius.

That part is correct. But that doesn't include Fleck.

I don't mind any debate or criticism of Fleck. I don't understand people not seeing that he gets the most he can out of what he has. Playing the style he does allows for consistently better overall seasons, but also allows for bad individual losses. People ask for him to have a Norm...

He lost to all those Alvarez and Brees teams

Why would the most dominant pitcher in college decide to forego her junior and senior season's at STANFORD which was making the college world series to go to a terrible school like Texas Tech which was a nobody until then? Oh, and at that point Mahomes started going to their games for the first...

1.5 to the pitcher on the softball team. Mahomes said he paid for that.

Wisconsin does have whales, they just choose not to under the current staff. Think John menard

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?