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Sorry. I should know better...

No, I have dividend paying investments, receive 1099s (probably about to be delivered)and those earnings are taxes as ordinary income. I'm not talking about unrealized gains, which are not taxed, or the sale of assets, which would be realized gain and subject to capital gains, which are taxes...

That's a great question. Google AI seems to think college coaches and staff are subject to the "jock tax" assuming they meet the threshold for taxable income. That probably isn't the case for low level staffers but certainly head coaches.

I get 1099s for investment income, primarily from mutual funds. I don't pay income tax in any other state although the income derived from those investments occurs everywhere, and probably very little here. I doubt tax authorities will care about replays for CFB games anymore than they...

Is there a tax authority that treats any income that way? In other words, any other stream of income taxes by all 50 states? No. Where does the income that pays NFL players come from? You're out of your depth here.

Sure I get that but why is that revenue shared with the student? I'm not saying I agree with it but I know MNDOR is very aggressive in trying to collect tax revenue and similarly run states (and the IRS) don't care what you call something. MNDOR didn't care if I call my partnership income...

What network and what now? What will state departments of revenue think revenue sharing is for? I know what the MNDOR would say. If I was a Nebraska player, I'd be glad if I didn't have to come to MN to play a game although most of the rest of the B1G is exactly tax friendly either, although...

I would think streaming would make viewership more accurate compared to the old Nielson fill out a book as you channel surf and think of it.

He keeps turning down G6 jobs.

It's a little more than just number of days and a high income individual will want to do more than just keep a calendar of days. Tax and tuition are different schemes. States obviously don't want to subsidize your tuition but are happy to have you as a citizen.

Professional athletes pay tax based on where they play, if there is tax. So for instance, Ant plays one game per year in Cleveland, 1/82 of his salary will be taxable in Ohio and he'll get a credit for that tax paid in MN. He also plays 2 games a year in FL but since FL does not pay an income...

You don't win with youth in CFB. You don't win with age in NFL.

Great reference to Too Tall Tom.

Talented players with championship mindsets typically aren't afraid of competition. If guaranteed playing time were a major factor in the decision of the most talented players, there would long ago be parity in CFB. But 5* guys still went to helmet schools where there's a 5* guy at their...

Doesn't PJ have a "no visiting other schools after committing here" rule or has he pitched that? I wouldn't be surprised if he told Koi is kick rocks although I think that would be short sighted.

It looks like I was drinking when I wrote this. The question was supposed to be: What has the cult like following done for Barber and Maroney? Besides people like you talking about about them? Has it been a financial windfall? Free drinks at MSP? Or simply an ego boost?

So was has the cult like following some for Maroney and Barber?

I think the bit of being a "gopher legend" is attractive only to some middle aged and older gopherholers. Have we ever had a kid here say he wanted to be a gopher legend?

This thread has now entered the portal and hasn't ruled out returning to this forum but is exploring thread options.

That's true and I think it's something covetted players would hate to give up. But it's a two way street. If you're not a highly covetted player, collective bargaining might provide a greater guarantee than those players have now. I think it's an issue like compensation where restricting free...