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I keep seeing this as a possibility and I would love the drama, but I don't think Bama is a better job than LSU. I also would prefer for Michigan to look at guys like Jedd Fisch or Tommy Rees than DeBoer.

This is what I'd do if I were Michigan.

Part of the change in sentiment about this stuff is that it's no longer amateur athletics. When I used to be on my high horse regarding ethics of college athletics, I didn't care about it in professional athletics. Now, it's all professional. If my team is paying a QB a million bucks, I don't...

I don't have a huge problem with the Connor Stallings stuff - I think everyone does it and I would absolutely be 100% celebrate a natty won by the Gophers under similar circumstances. I haven't followed it super close, but with the Moore stuff, I'm not sure what Michigan even did wrong. The...

Twisting is upset that was literally wrong about everything for 4 years and we all laughed at him. He may have gotten this one right and you read every one of my posts. Every single one.

How am I on any crusade? Your posting on the same subject that I am posting on. I didn't start a thread ripping on Ben, I don't shoehorn my opinion into discussions that are completely irrelevant to the topic. We are talking about Ben Johnson on this thread and I think how he's carried himself...

Carrington might be my least favorite Gopher of all time.

This could be true, but Ky Thomas had a conditioning issue. He was in Fleck's doghouse for not being in shape and I believe it impacted him at other stops. It's not so much about the baby fat as much as it says about his discipline. Fame has never had those whispers. I thought he was our...

If he took a personal leave for mental health, it would be difficult for the school to pull his scholarship. That's kind of what I assumed was happening. This is my theory, no inside info. He took all online classes and went back home and would return for the games. I don't know why he didn't...

If you listened to PJ's press conference on NSD, you'd realize how safe Callahan's job is.

He should have had something nice to say. We gave him a job he never was close to qualifying for and paid him a salary exponentially more than he is worth. He didn't have the insight or the graciousness to go out like a man. He owed us nothing. I never implied he owed us anything contractually...

Ben went out like a coward.

I don't look to weak people for help. I never even implied that it's difficult for me to not post about St. Thomas basketball on this message board. I was merely pointing out the fragility of some of the folks on this board when it comes to UST basketball program. This thread and specifically...

Yeah, college football used to be different. It wasn't a business. It's why most of us disliked the idea of pushing kids out if they weren't good. It was a negative critique of SEC coaches. The idea of a kid who kept up on his grades and didn't get into trouble getting "cut" was frowned upon...

Yeah, I don't know why anyone would be surprised by this. Unfortunately, all of college football (or a lot of it), is moving more towards Kiffin's mindset.

Because it's no longer about loyalty, it's about what's best for their career.

In everyone else's defense, I think I am also the only one really complaining about the WCO. So I think most people are being pretty consistent.

Agreed. It's very odd to hear that argument after we just got whooped by Santa Clara.

Not me, I defended it. I liked the RPO and I prefer max protect schemes to offenses where your RBs catch a ton of passes.

Yep, the last sentence is where we differ. There are tons of teams, way better than us, who are similarly situated (or worse) to MN in terms of NIL.