Search results

If Fla St came calling and he left for more money, would that be a promotion? Asking for a friend.

Forget Muss, they totally whiffed on getting Dutcher. Remember all the reasons not to go get him?

I guess I don't see the downward talent trend. 2025 recruiting class is ranked 29th and transfer class is 14th. Between them, Wisc has 11 4* I believe. This next year should be more telling about if the offensive transition is working, although as others have pointed out, the schedule is pretty...

I think Fickell's buyout now is like $31M.

https://www.miamiherald.com/news/local/environment/climate-change/article297501718.html https://www.bankrate.com/insurance/homeowners-insurance/living-cost-in-miami/

Yeah, got "promoted" to Penn State DC.

Again, it came with a huge qualifier.

You must have missed the "for Minnesota basketball" part. Gophs have won more than nine conference games twice in the last 27 seasons.

And how has that worked out? In the last 10 full seasons (excluding 2020), who has more wins, The U or Miami?

Miami has had a lot of seasons right around .500 in the last 20 or so years in the ACC. What makes it not comparable in your mind? You don't think MSU is a comparable program?

I don't think most would call that a promotion, it's a lateral move that pays more.

Same position. You calling them promotions because they got more money?

I may have missed it, but where in the article does it refer to them as employees?

Oh there's others who were not drafted who have made very good $$. Taylor Heinicke has made $17M in seven years in the NFL.

Being in HR, I am well aware of the difference. Most of their benefits like healthcare are/were part of them being full-time students.

Blowouts are going to happen, as well some big upsets. That's the nature of college post season tournaments. Go to 16 with no byes. I'd even be open to having the first two rounds on home fields if it could be done.

Yes and no. Gabbert played 12 years so his subsequent contracts were pretty low relatively speaking.

Thanks. Nothing would suggest to me that they were/are employees. Employment contracts are very specific in nature and none of the agreements or contracts these athletes signed are employment contracts.

Character building win.

Give it a rest. Who pissed in your cereal this morning?