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But those are big brands durrr. TV ratings durrrr. SEC durrrr.....

The ROI is entertainment. 2 million is fuckyou money for a guy like Cuban, or Campbell or Phil Knight. It's like you or I paying a hundred bucks for a Gopher hoodie to wear to a game. And for all the people bitching and moaning about pay to play, please google Sam Gilbert.

I understand why it was founded. But that's not really the case today.

Do you have any proof of this, even anecdotal?

I was switching back and forth between Oregon-JMU, ISU-Villanova, and Bears-Packers all evening. Since I detest NDSU and have regularly made fun of their delusional fan base, you clearly have no idea what you're talking about. But that should have been clear to anyone who read your...

This is the way.

What team scored the most points and put up the most yards against Oregon this year?

True. But wouldn't NIL still exist at lower levels, meaning players could still get a bag of cash?

No. The Pioneer League is a group of D1 schools that choose not to offer football scholarships. UST wasn't kicked out of D3 football. Morehead State has always been D1, but just chose to not offer scholarship football. Austin Peay was the same until they went back to offering scholarships...

Well, Notre Dame should have qualified for the playoffs.

Well, your opinion has nothing to do with how colleges choose to classify their athletic programs.If the outstate MN public schools all decided to drop down to D3, they could. UM-Morris actually did. (and Crookston probably should.)

Do you ever get tired of having your posts disproven? https://www.jdsupra.com/legalnews/third-circuit-resets-the-play-on-ncaa-8412142/

Why is that even something to discuss? There's literally no requirement for schools to be D2 or D3 in terms of size, public v. private etc. It's simply how they choose to classify and how much they choose to invest in athletics.

There's no salary cap in college football, and there's a very real chance that if anyone challenged years of eligibility requirements in court that they'd win.

https://x.com/TheHerdBros/status/2002555803614756904

Really? That's terrible.

I'm going to assume they have competent counsel that is telling them it's easier to give all the conferences a path than to fight it.

And yes, Oregon is beating up on JMU. But Oregon may well have beaten up on anyone. Tulane played fine against Ole Miss. They moved the ball great, but just couldn't convert when in counted. And another point to those who don't think a low seed can win - you aren't watching the FCS playoffs...

Well, after watching A&M today, that's probably not a hill to die on. And Texas, ND, and Vandy didn't qualify for the playoffs based on the agreement that all the conferences and ND made as to playoff qualification for this season. It has nothing to do with more competitive games, or being...

https://siniardlaw.com/blog/can-florida-state-sue-the-college-football-playoff-committee/ This discusses it a bit in relation to FSU being shut out of the four team playoff a few years ago. The conferences, plus Notre Dame, all have to agree, at least for now, on the format of the post season...