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You're a much better lover than my husband!

Only a million? :oops:

There won't be any crowd surfing today. :(

This is correct in my opinion. He stayed in-state and gave Fleck two years. Fleck in return showed him a likely 8-5 ceiling going forward for how he (Fleck) runs this program. Wild guess is Koi only intends to play one more year of college, and he wants to give it a shot at a helmet school...

That's a fair point, but at least in some sense I think many of the P4 programs at least do have a GM? Here's the GM for Gopher football: https://gophersports.com/sports/football/roster/staff/gerrit-chernoff/304

Here's a tweet from Dellenger that would seem to prove this, because if there was a requirement for 105 then how could they set this to 85?

There are no scholarship limits now, only roster limits. The roster limit for football is 105. There is no requirement to give anyone any kind of scholarship just because they're on the roster. Walk-on or scholarship kinda seem irrelevant at this point, with House settlement revenue sharing...

History means absolutely nothing, now. IU football history from 2023 and before .... is absolutely irrelevant and cannot in any way be linked to what IU football is now. They just invented a brand new team from scratch. That's what CFB is now.

Good for Cig. Luckiest MF in CFB. He's the same thing right now as Dabo and Clemson in 2016. Took Dabo six years to build it up into what it became, in the old pre-NIL regime, instead of just immediately buying a bunch of players. And like Dabo and Clemson today, it will (eventually) come...

Neither the 2024 IU team nor the 2025 IU team with just swapping Mendoza and Rourke, beats Iowa, Oregon, or Penn State from the 2025 schedule. 9-3 is still historically great for IU ... not that history means a single thing now ... but that's not CFP and no one is talking about it.

It's a big, expensive to maintain structure if it exists solely for one event per year. I'm talking about UCLA's plans to move to SoFi.

That of course is the other thing with college as opposed to the NFL, you have a lot of podunk little college towns as opposed to major metro areas (Green Bay and Buffalo notwithstanding)

If it's a home game in Lubbock, it's 95% TT fans. Which some (most?) would argue is how it's supposed to be. Same as in NFL

Not how these guys are wired. Just because they can afford to lose it, doesn't mean they'll just shrug their should and keep doing that for 20 years in a row. I reject that Phil Knight/Nike with Oregon is a valid example of this. It's the counter-example, if we're being honest. They use the...

Yep, it makes absolutely no sense. Your money just vaporizes into thin air, and you're left with ... nothing. You're not an owner of the team. You don't get that profit of owning a profitable business, not to mention the ROI when you go to sell your ownership (stake) later on. It's a terrible...

Thank you for sharing!! Wow! I stand here before you as a man who was completely, dead ass wrong. Ingram most definitely graded out better than Fries. EDIT: was looking at the wrong column, not sure what "Off" column is. Fries still did better than Ingram in pass blocking grades. Ingram did...

Sunshine?

Some of this of course is who you're going up against and the blocking schemes/rules being run, but definitely an improvement. Mind sharing where these numbers come from? Also are you able to show that table for Fries? Thank you!

The conferences and Notre Dame own the CFP 11 ways. They don't have to include the Bowl Games, if they don't want to. But the conferences have such strong historical ties to those bowls, that they have demanded them be included so far. At the end of the day, whatever makes the most sense in...

They had to play Texas in non-conf and they were #1 wire to wire until barely losing to #2 IU in the championship. I say they beat Oregon, and I say Miami beats all three.