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Is it just me or is Eric Morris destined for great things?
Morris may be the best QB coach I've ever seen. But, he is lacking as a head coach. We are witnessing way too much on the job training from him. His lake of attention to defense over the first two years has cost our program. Even as an OC he is lacking. Until he makes better in-game calls on 4th downs and adopts a real short yardage jumbo package, his offense will struggle when it gets inside the 20's. -
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This is precisely the attitude the “power” conferences want G5 schools to have. Boise is not a true peer of the North Texas’, Arkansas States, or even Nevada’s of the world. Sure, they play in a G5 conference but they are not treated like we would be treated by the national media and especially pollsters. Add to this, there is ALREADY movement to change the playoff bylaws to ensure that a Boise State never sees a first round bye again. It is the illusion of inclusion that keeps the G5 from making any meaningful moves. -
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Good, it needs to collapse! NIL, or the real name: Player Salary, will have to be placed under Athletic Department's supervision with a Nationally approved binding contract to be signed by player and school (coach) including provisions for pay, play, leaving, etc. Combine it with a scholarship and this sounds almost like National Letters of Intent! -
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The American Athletic Conference (AAC) has a 12-year media rights deal with ESPN that runs through the 2031-2032 academic year. The deal is worth $1 billion and earns the AAC an average of $83.3 million per year. The deal includes: Football and basketball: Football, men's and women's basketball will be on ESPN, ESPN2, and ESPNU. Most basketball games and many football games will be on ESPN+. Other live sports: Baseball, softball, and soccer will be on ESPN+. The previous seven-year contract between ESPN and the AAC paid the league a little over $20 million per year.
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