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Tennessee Lands Record-Breaking 6,700-Yard Quarterback to Replace Nico Iamaleava

I don't understand why we can't maintain continuity in our marketing. An Albino Squirrel delivering a green acorn would have made a lot more sense.

University Of Texas Announces Sad News For Women's Tennis Program After 40 Years Of History

The 2027 4-star defensive end and top-ranked player in Alabama reportedly turned down a $750,000 transfer offer—plus immediate NIL opportunities—to remain at Thompson High School. The deal came from a collective in a NIL-permissive state, offering both exposure and income well beyond what any high school athlete in Alabama can currently receive under existing restrictions. Top Alabama high school recruit turns down $750K NIL offer

When I read your first post and saw that you left San Diego State (the national runner up) off your 2023 list I didn't bother to check the rest. I am surprised you were not immediately corrected by a dozen posters. I have not bothered to check the rest of your "research" because I could not take your list seriously from just a first glance. You may or may not be correct I just have no interest in verifying the information. As to your second post that I quoted remember the proverb about "Glass Houses".

Texas House poised to allow universities to pay athletes | The Texas Tribune Texas’ current laws allow outside entities, like national advertisers or athletic boosters, to pay student athletes, but prohibit universities from paying them directly. House Bill 126, filed by Rep. Carl Tepper, a Lubbock Republican, would lift that restriction. Rep. Barbara Gervin-Hawkins, a San Antonio Democrat, said her concern was about young people suddenly having access to large amounts of money with few guardrails. She proposed that Texas require NIL money to be put into a trust fund that student athletes would only access after at a certain age,

Missouri Valley Football Conference And Summit League Working On Partnership For Football - HERO Sports

So, I guess he is headed to Houston. Right?

Of all the posters on this board you are the one I respect the most. Your passion has been unsurpassed. You are also correct that the current status of things is unsustainable. I hope a solution can ultimately be found. I know your passion as a fan is unlikely to be impacted but it is difficult to make a commitment only to find there are those that you support are quick to move on to the next mark. Thank you for your support you have provided over the years, and I will see you at the games.

Article focuses on the MAC but is an interesting read. Briggs: Wonder what MAC basketball players are getting paid? As chaos swirls, we found out | The Blade With schools set to begin directly paying athletes up to $20.5 million per year, how much of that pot will go to men’s basketball? Here’s how leading NIL broker Opendorse projects the per-team allotments — on average — breaking down, per ESPN: 1. Big East: $5.7 million. 2. ACC: $4.4 million. 3. Big 12: $4.3 million. 4. Big Ten: $3.2 million. 5. SEC: $3.1 million.

54 Memphis 88 Wichita State 90 Tulsa 91 Temple 97 USF 114 UAB 115 ECU 123 UNT 132 Tulane 134 Charlotte 142 Rice 157 FAU 178 UTSA The Most Valuable Team in College Basketball Is… - WSJ

You Serious, Clark?

Three of our last four Basketball Coaches have been hired away over a 24-year period. In addition, two of our last three Head Basketball Coach hires were Head Coaches at other D1 programs when hired. Can't we all at least take pride in that?