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Big Ten Highest-paid assistants 1. Wink Martindale, Michigan defensive coordinator: $2.3 million Multiple team NFL coordinator 2. Jim Knowles, Ohio State defensive coordinator: $2.2 million Former head coach Cornell and successful D coordinator and OK St. and Duke 3. Chip Kelly, Ohio State...

I thought an invalid fair catch could be penalized 5 yards. Maybe it's a subjective decision by the refs. Maybe I'm wrong. Regardless, the punt returner can be tackled on an invalid fair catch as there is no valid fair catch protection. If it's seen on game tape that a punt returner does this...

In the Penn State case, you can clearly see the tacklers let up the moment he made the sidearm wave from multiple camera positions. In Gopher/Iowa game, the same happened just fewer camera positions. This wouldn't even be an issue if the refs called it in real time.

They could probably figure out a way.

Old guy goes back to school. Where have I heard that before?

The memes will be outstanding.

This is all for his son.

If true, he'll need good player personnel staff and NIL/portal GM type. NCAA football is now professional, after all.

I think the knee jerk reaction is that Belicheck can't recruit. I'm not so sure. He'll just need to focus on recruiting the type of player (and parents) that value constructive criticism and merit over hand holding.

I'm quick to the trigger on this. It might end up being B.S.

No way.

I think the invalid fair catch by DeJean was 100% planned to help bail Iowa out of a desperate situation. It gave him an edge. DeJean had been returning punts for years on one of the perennially best special teams units in the country. He knew what he was doing IMO.

A side issue, but it's unreal how lucky Indiana was in their scheduling this year. They only played 2 of the top 9 teams in the conference going 1-1 against them, and beat up on the bottom half going 7-0. Similar for Notre Dame. They had a nice opening week at TAMU, lost to Northern Illinois...

Conferences are about teams and champions, not the aggregate. It's a hell of a lot harder to beat out Oregon, Ohio State, Penn State and Michigan (in most years) than ASU, BYU, Iowa State and Colorado. It's not even in the same neighborhood.

The committee's consideration of strength of schedule was very inconsistent. First of all, there's no way Boise should have been rated as high as they were leading into conference championship week which cornered the committee into giving them a bye, which seems ridiculous. Oddsmakers would...

The Big 12 is now a glorified G5 conference. They're the JV of Power 4. The Power 3.5 really. With 16 teams, they should absolutely be playing 9 games.

Plus Texas schedule Michigan which at the time was thought to be a top opponent.

Nonconference 2024 Georgia: Clemson, TN Tech, UMass, G Tech Texas: Col State, Michigan, UTSA, UL Monroe Tennessee: Chattanooga, NC State, Kent State, UTEP Alabama: W KY, S Florida, Wisconsin, Mercer Ole Miss: Furman, MTSU, Wake, GA Southern South Carolina: Old Dominion, Akron, Wofford, Clemson...

I doubt Ersery plays.

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