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Unless there has been a recent change, the plan is to continue playing The Apple Cup.

Thanks for that info.

The Wisconsin AD goes all in.

If they replace it, I hope they keep a similar, close to the action, seating arrangement minus the obstructions. You just don’t get that crowd is part of the game feeling at most other arenas.

Us old timers knew him as Marlin Perkins. Here’s a good video of him tangling with an anaconda:

They will be the Oakland Raiders for a long time, maybe until they win a Super Bowl again.

Striggow and Joyner played a lot. I would have liked to see Ersery play more, but they played the guy from TAM for what seemed most of the game.

Before renovations began, the stadium held 58,000. While the Liberty Bowl Game often sold out, the Memphis Tigers football team averaged less than 40,000 per year, and often less than 30,000. Even as renovations began, the claim was about 50,000 seats. I imagine some major donors, Liberty Bowl...

The bolded is what it should be, but in this Wild West of the compensated player, I’m not sure how it will look when all is settled.

Why would Wisconsin give up their leverage if a contract specified it? We don’t yet know the exact agreement, but the B1G’s template may be close to what it was.

if Wisconsin gave him a bunch of money from his new contract, then I’m with them on this. If they had yet to give that money, then let the kid go.

The ACC is free to determine their conference champion and submit that team to the playoff committee. And I’m betting if they submit two teams, the committee will just say pick one.

Thank you for the Kirkwood reference, which helps to figure this guy out.

Th That’s what I was thinking! 😂

He’s probably quick, which has proven to work in Fleck’s offense.

He can’t be too slow because he amassed over 3,300 yards rushing in 2024 and was Louisiana’s Mr. Football.

The first rule of NIL is, there are no rules for NIL.

Triumph used to do a lot of concerts in the cities in the late 70’s and early 80’s and did some outdoor concerts too. They were a great live band.

That’s weird, but not surprising. When I lived in Alaska, salmon and crab were much cheaper to buy in Seattle than Anchorage.

If $2 million is true, Fleck must have said something like, “Corey, we’d love to have you back, but you can’t pass that up.”