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Latest scuttle butt from Georgia sources is that the kid/family have an agent involved with things that could be getting in the way. I’ve read earlier that NIL wasn’t gonna be the issue, but playing time is. Insiders are saying that Raiola wants Georgia to commit to him being the starter day...

No, it’s not about the money. There are a few posters on one of the Georgia boards who are known for posting reliable scoop. It seems this with Raiola has been brewing for a few weeks and it has absolutely nothing to do with NIL. Sounds like Carson Beck may return and that could have played a...

I wonder how Klanderman is in recruiting circles? On 247 his name isn’t tied to many of the defensive recruits as being the primary or secondary recruiter. Of course in the NIL world, the qualities we look for in regards to being a good recruiter might not matter any more. Could just be all...

Georgia insiders are saying Raiola is good as gone to Nebraska.

So, if you know that much, can you tell us when it will be announced?

I am not saying you’re wrong in regards to how Butns feels about Rossi. but Burns was not the only one who had the report of the 700,000 that Fleck decided not to spend.

While I wouldn’t be upset with this, I worry it’s a little soon for him. He still young. Really young. Now that doesn’t mean he can’t be great immediately, but the lack of experience is still there compared to other options. I thought at the time swag daddy was brought over from Syracuse that it...

Ryan Burns has said it many times on his podcasts. After the bowl game last year many of the assistants got raises. Burns, and I think the Strib as well, have reported many times that PJ chose not to use $700K of what he had available at that time. Was it still available for him to offer when...

As I said above, PJ had an extra $700K allotted that he didn’t use. Could have bumped Rossi to $1.8K to keep him. Either Rossi wanted out for some reason or he’s getting almost $2M/season from State. We’ll see.

I’m eager to see the terms of his deal. Remember, PJ had an additional $700k allotted for coaches salaries that he chose not to spend this prior off season. If he’s leaving strictly for money and PJ has that $700K sitting over there, then I’m eager to see what MSU is paying him.

Yeah, I think one of the reason he left Syracuse to come here was due to not getting the DC job with the Orange.

I like this commit. Need the RB depth and he looks like a good short yardage/goal line option.

You are probably correct, but I’ll take the opposite side of the fence and say that it will happen…some day. I think we are almost at the point now, but especially when the super two conferences break away for football only, that tv and the dollars are going to dictate who joins what conference...

This had to be coming. Have to have at least 4 QB’s on the roster if not 5. Hawaii’s Brendan Schager(sp?) looked interesting to me but he’s probably looking for a starting job. Fife has some experience and looks like a decent backup option to Brosmer while Lindsey marinates.

You know, that tomahawk chop song, which the band plays after every damn play, is the most annoying thing I’ve ever heard. It is the main reason why I hate Florida State’s ass. However, since I live 30 minutes north of Tallahassee, FSU getting in the Big10, if it ever happened, would be great...

Absolutely true, but until we can pay the dollars like the big boys, we have no choice but to continue to recruit and develop QB’s.

Until our NIL collective can pay what some of these other schools are paying, yes.

Wow!! Great news tonight!!!

Didn’t watch him, but I doubt he’s a pass catching option. Only had 3 receptions on the season. Running the ball he averaged 4.7 per rush. He had 354 yards on 75 carries with 2 td’s. Sounds like he could be a great short yardage option with that size. Goal line specialist???

1. Washington 2. Michigan 3. Texas 4. Florida State I think that is what is should be. But if you want a playoff with the 4 best teams, then it should be 1. Washington 2. Michigan 3. Texas 4. Georgia