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Well that’s actually on the schools. Nothing prevents an individual school from writing a multiple year contract with a large enough player buyout to prevent them from transferring

For sure I might take 20k less for a better fit. But I’m not taking 200k less.

Mendoza wasn’t the most expensive QB in the cycle: Cignetti’s biggest advantage is scouting the right players. Indiana upped the money to buy players but I bet they are closer to 25 than 1 in payroll. If you identify correctly you can win big if you can get top 25-30 payroll, the more you...

New AFCA recommendation essentially says there should be a ban on 5 days rest. So this means a team couldn’t play Saturday then Thursday. To me, this essentially means whoever gets put on Thursday or Friday in round of 24 will then be put on Thursday or Friday again in round of 16 and...

Syracuse and BC do not have the research profile to be invited. FSU and Notre dame don’t either. But maybe it would be overlooked (like Nebraska) due to football brand. Pitt has it; UNC does, Virginia does

I would assume the difference is CFP reimbursements and payouts as well as NCAA men’s and women’s basketball reimbursements (which would be much smaller than footballs due to team size)

Correct. Unless the playoff structure changes, having multiple divisions doesn’t make any sense. But basically you can create a more balanced and easy schedule to understand by pooling teams into groups, then pairing groups into “divisions” But the divisions are essentially scheduling round...

You are correct in thinking that the pie would have to grow by a greater percentage than the number of pieces grow

Honestly we are already in position where 10-2 is going to make the playoff 90% of the time If there are new additions I hope they make 10-2 easier not harder

No legit sources but rumors I’ve heard is that he was turned in by cinci for failing to pay the out clause of leaving Or something along those lines

Yes And Georgia tech too + 2 more to get to 24 The candidates beyond those 4 include (in order, probably) Notre Dame Miami Arizona State Duke Colorado Utah Kansas Stanford Looking to add Markets, AAU, football in that order. West: USC, UCLA, Oregon, Washington, Nebraska, Notre...

These are all interesting. I contend that Hitler would’ve done something dumb even if he didn’t need to. His insanity drove his success and failure. What if Eisenhower ran as a Democrat instead of a Republican?

All it’s going to take is a couple Edina parents losing their house because their kids ran up gambling debts on their accounts without their knowledge

Fewer than 50% of 7th round picks are on the 53 man roster week 1. The Steelers had 12 picks. They now entering the draft not all 12 will make their 53 man roster. Because they aren’t having a team with 20% rookies. You don’t have to like it, but it’s just math. There simply aren’t enough...

Yeah but I know plenty of people without NIL who are addicted to gambling

I think Darius Taylor will be an interesting. His 40 time at the combine, to me, could help or hurt him a lot. I see everything that says nfl back except top end speed and durability.

It’s reversible. They want to get rid of it quickly is to regulate and enforce it. That would take political will. So I guess it’s irreversible

It’s not gambling if it’s a predictions market (sarcasm)

True but it isn’t just youngsters with gambling addictions right now.

7th round is so interesting. If you already know a guy isn’t going to make a roster, you basically draft to fill out your preseason depth chart knowing you’ll cut them. This is why a lot of people say they’d rather be UDFA instead of 7th round. I think that’s more true than it used to be...