College Football 23-24

[MWmetalhead]

Kyle McCord has entered the transfer portal.

[Honeyman]

Kyle McCord has entered the transfer portal.

Didn't see that one coming. Watch Ward from Wazzou go there. Dante Moore?

[Honeyman]

https://x.com/bcrawford247/status/17316 ... 89484?s=46

[Deleted User 9015]

This has to be hell for coaches, having to teach entirely new systems to entitled kids who only do a limited number of hours practicing and studying the for football, when they have multiple other priorities they are learning how to balance poorly, all while spending $1mil+ a year like drunken sailors.

[lidoshuffle]

Well, whoever buckeye QB is come Cotton Bowl time, 95% sure he won't have Marvin Harrison Jr. to throw to....

[Deleted User 9015]

Well, whoever buckeye QB is come Cotton Bowl time, 95% sure he won't have Marvin Harrison Jr. to throw to....

lidoshuffle will be eating lunchables for dinner for the next week. He didn't realize that the XXXL Wolverine shirts at Walmart cost extra.

[Matt]

https://twitter.com/ReeseClarett13/stat ... qhbIQ&s=19

[MWmetalhead]

I saw the ESPN interview in its entirety live and agree with Harbaugh that players should share in the revenue generated. The athletic conferences and universities generate absurd amounts of money from television and merchandising contracts. The players sacrifice their bodies, mental health, and time on behalf of their schools.

The academic scholarships are certainly valuable, but I think some sort of standardized cash stipend would certainly be appropriate.

What I would not support is pro-style individual player jackpot contracts.

[Matt]

I saw the ESPN interview in its entirety live and agree with Harbaugh that players should share in the revenue generated. The athletic conferences and universities generate absurd amounts of money from television and merchandising contracts. The players sacrifice their bodies, mental health, and time on behalf of their schools.

The academic scholarships are certainly valuable, but I think some sort of standardized cash stipend would certainly be appropriate.

What I would not support is pro-style individual player jackpot contracts.

Agreed!

Currently, some schools are using NIL to pay that individual players to come to their school. It's been alleged that Ohio State is paying prospects to visit.

[Honeyman]

It's been alleged that Ohio State is paying prospects to visit.

Link?

[Matt]

It's been alleged that Ohio State is paying prospects to visit.

Link?

https://www.dispatch.com/story/sports/c ... 910413007/

In fairness, this link doesn't suggest this is limited to Ohio State.

[TC Talks]

What are people like Uncle Ned (or whoever that UofM alumni is) going to do with NIL legislation?

What about let's just let them play football.

[craig11152]

I'm no expert here just some guy who pays a little attention.
I think there are a few problems with a University directly paying players.
For one a vast majority of Athletic Departments lose money. They are not turning a profit.
Now within those losers there are some football programs or men's basketball teams that make money. But the kicker is a money making football team or basketball team is part of the athletic department, they aren't an autonomous institution. They don't keep their profits to themselves. They go in to a big pool.
Now here is why its hard to get around that.... Title IX regulations for any Institution that takes any Federal funding. I don't think under Title IX Michigan could pay football players and not pay every other player in every other sport.

[Honeyman]

This will fluctuate for the next month. I'm thinking it'll end up Bama -1. If you are planning on betting Michigan, my advice is to wait.

If I was going to bet I would bet Alabama on the money line so if I bet I need to jump on it.

https://sports.yahoo.com/bettors-are-he ... 57331.html

[Matt]

This will fluctuate for the next month. I'm thinking it'll end up Bama -1. If you are planning on betting Michigan, my advice is to wait.

If I was going to bet I would bet Alabama on the money line so if I bet I need to jump on it.

https://sports.yahoo.com/bettors-are-he ... 57331.html

Likely an SEC bias thing. I'm not saying Michigan is definitely going to win, but the advanced stats put the team in a good position.