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Won’t happen but at least the new Chancellor knows how to run a business and it eliminating a lot of waste that was promulgated by past regimes. Hearing good things about the new president as well.

Yes and he asked us to respect his decision.

Totally and they also can’t compete academically either.

No upsets, no road wins and a parade of blowouts suggest the sport’s new postseason format is in need of a rethink. Ever since college football introduced a four-team playoff a decade ago, analysts and armchair quarterbacks had salivated over the prospect of adding more teams to the mix. When the sport announced an expanded postseason bracket for this season—with first-round games held on snowy campuses in December—fans were positively drooling. read more: https://www.wsj.com/sports/football/college-football-playoff-ohio-state-texas-penn-state-notre-dame-7ee4d3dc

I also see them adding some unique protection to a conference meaning it will be harder for the TV networks or other conferences to do them dirty in the public eye. They are well established with lots of history and admiration.

THanks. Seems like we are going fairly juco this cycle with the offers.

Terrible kick

Come on defense looks like shat

Who got kicked off?

Act inspired North Texas!

Losing Sides is a big hurt to me.

Just have to hope Morris stays healthy.

Well stated.

Who would you rather us open with? I like the idea of a good test but not insurmountable.

Spot on!

Crazy

Well we have seen what playing up like Hodge did last season. His schedule was 10x what McCasland had and then we have fans giving him a B- grade and complaining about him.

Absolutely

Among those released was quarterback Mason Fine, who spent the last three seasons with the Riders. In 2023, the 27-year-old threw for 1,043 yards, three touchdowns and five interceptions. He had signed a two-year extension with the Riders in January, 2024. Article Link: https://www.cfl.ca/2024/06/01/quarterback-mason-fine-among-riders-cuts/

The article I read said they were moving it back to the athletic departments and they would be providing tax deductions as well. I think it was in ESPN but will have to find it and post it here.