JT Hammons

I think they would be a solid addition and a fun road trip for both us, Rice and nUTSAck.

Makes you wonder why these coaches aren't chipping in on Nil? they get bigger salaries than doctors and lawyers!

I wish we had his receiver #1!

I always thought RV did a decent job. May have held onto the reigns too long is all.

I am all for transparency but goodness you would have lockerroom fights if you publicized what one player was paid over another one. I think you have to leave the amounts that are paid to the coaches. If you don't trust the NIL to do the right thing then you have much bigger issues. My problem with the Light The Tower or whatever it is called NIL for football is that a large portion of the donation like 20-30% goes to the Houston guys that run it. I want all the money to go to the players. That is why I choose not to participate in it.

I like that you are doing this independently of the official alumni association. They will want to get a big chunk of your budget.

They were much bigger and stronger.

I am with you. Mosley needs to get some big donors and eat the rest of his deal. He has single handedly destroyed what could have been a remarkable season historically speaking.

Well again it's the contracts that stipulate we had to keep Craponi. He got a 2 year deal which in hindsight was dumb. Agents drive this type of crap, basically setting the expectation that you can't get a good DC unless you are willing to give them a 2-year deal.

The money we owe him was deducted by his salary at OU. This firing hurt UNT because we will now be eligible to turn what we owe him to the full amount. This is not a good day for Seth or UNT athletics honestly. We both lose big time.

How can you say that. Extremely painfully embarrassing to be fired like that in the middle of the season. He's not just another coaching hire at OU. His family has extremely close ties to the University. I believe they are big donors and his dad was a player on their national championship team.

I think you are right on this.

Looks like they are moving it back into the AD now. There was a good article in the WSJ a couple of days ago, I will try to find it and repost here.