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So happy tOSU won. Just can't ever root for Notre Dame.

Has any team playing these playoff games won their playoff game while while turning the ball over more than their opponents?

According to the Packers' home page, yes.

Probably Reason #1 why Congress won't intervene.

Law (to the extent the action is constitutional) overrides rule, but I doubt Congress will intervene here. I think there's a lot of overreaction going on because this falls into the area of "guidance."

Trestman has had a really solid coaching career. His teams won three Grey Cups in Canda and although his stint as head coach of the Bears didn't pan out (he did manage to finish .500 his first year), he's hung around the game at the pro level for a long time and that doesn't happen unless you...

Only if Trestman turns down the job.

OT Board-bound or not, I've had the same thoughts. If US DOE goes away or is limited in scope, which agency is the enforcer in that scenario? It would be like having speed limits with no cops. As bobloblaw said, it likely ends up in court if this were come to pass. Who knows what happens...

Agree with the NIL part. Same goes with the pros as has been pointed out. Pat Mahomes isn't limited in what endorsements he can seek and the same would likely be in place for any college players' union. I think the union effort would be misguided to attempt that, but I think what the players...

That's my understanding as well. A person doesn't have to join a union (but still get to be free-riders on whatever the union contract has in terms of benefits), but they are still governed by what the union has negotiated.

I think we are in agreement. We were just looking at the issue from both the pre- and post-organizing efforts.

True, but the high-buck guys were very critical of the union's negotiating strategy as the lockout/strkes rolled on. They just couldn't do anything about it.

I remember during both the pro baseball and pro football strikes/lockdowns that the big money guys were telling union leadership "we have to get back on the field" but those guys weren't usually the union representative for their team and were summarily told to sit down and shut up. All the...

I don't think the age thing matters that much. Pat Fitzgerald was just a couple years older when he manned a similar position for his alma mater. Only difference is Fitzgerald worked at three other schools prior to returning to Northwestern to coach DBs and then LBs shortly after (GA one year...

Robb Smith is still in the business as a defensive analyst for Penn State. I hope he has learned the importance of containing the edge (which he didn't do well at here). After leaving here, he was an analyst at Texas A&M for one year, defensive coordinator at Rutgers for two years, and...

Bummer. Hope they keep somewhat the same scheme and the aggressiveness Hetherman instilled.

I am in my 70s and realize that the game is played far differently from the game I watched growing up, but what the f*ck is the Texas DC thinking of there? A firehouse blitz? What could possibly go wrong?

He's coming in as a grad transfer and that usually (one has to couch things with all the current interpretations of eligibility) means one season.

Allar appears to be in a long line of Penn State QBs that have a ton of physical ability but lack a piece or two that prevents them from being top-drawer performers. He's like Hackenberg Part Two. Great game, but man I can't stand Notre Dame.

Great concept although if it was marketed by ESPN, two SEC teams would be Park Place and Boardwalk. Big 10 would probably get "Go Directly to Jail."