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All that without Nick Bosa this year as well. Welcome back to elite status, Predator!

BTN at 7. I'll be tuning in for sure. The other watch is hoops vs the cheaters up north which might not be so great.

Definitely different trajectory this year. Wrestlers deserve the attention and showcase this week.

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This is going to be the first year I watch all the games instead of just the last one. Can't wait

Kid is a great athlete. If his mental game ever catches up with his physical game he'll be a terror.

Would not have picked that one. Try to keep propping us up any way we can.

Thursday, January 22:
Presbyterian at The Citadel 6:00 PM ESPN+
Arizona State at Northern Iowa 7:30 PM FloWrestling

Friday, January 23:
Gardner-Webb at Campbell 5:00 PM Campbell YouTube
Michigan State at Purdue 5:00 PM Big Ten Network
Navy at Bloomsburg 6:00 PM FloWrestling
Kent State at Northern Illinois 6:00 PM ESPN+
Bellarmine vs. VMI at Richmond, VA 6:00 PM
Clarion vs. Gardner-Webb at Campbell 6:30 PM
Davidson at Chattanooga 7:00 PM ESPN+
Edinboro at George Mason 7:00 PM ESPN+
Ohio State at Minnesota 7:00 PM Big Ten Network
North Carolina at NC State 7:00 PM ACC Network Extra
Indiana at Penn State 7:00 PM B1G+
Columbia at Princeton 7:00 PM ESPN+
California Baptist at South Dakota State 7:00 PM MidCo Sports Plus
Stanford at Virginia Tech 7:00 PM ACC Network Extra
Oklahoma State at Missouri 7:30 PM ESPN+
Clarion at Campbell 8:00 PM Campbell YouTube
Northern Colorado at Iowa State 8:00 PM ESPN+
Ohio at Northern Illinois 8:00 PM ESPN+
Rutgers at Northwestern 8:00 PM B1G+
Iowa at Nebraska 9:00 PM Big Ten Network
Little Rock at Oregon State 10:00 PM FloWrestling

Saturday, January 24:
Mercyhurst at Jamestown Open 8:30 AM
Bloomsburg at Bloomsburg Open 9:00 AM FloWrestling
Appalachian State, The Citadel at Appalachian Open 10:00 AM
Stanford at Virginia 3:00 PM ACC Network Extra
Edinboro at Rider 4:00 PM ESPN+
Franklin & Marshall at Sacred Heart 4:30 PM Pioneers+
Wyoming at West Virginia 6:00 PM ESPN+
Kent State at SIU Edwardsville 8:00 PM ESPN+

Sunday, January 25:
Brown at Cornell 12:00 PM ESPN+
George Mason at Lock Haven 12:00 PM PSAC Digital Network
Penn State at Maryland 12:00 PM Big Ten Network
Hofstra at Buffalo 1:00 PM ESPN+
Columbia at Penn 1:00 PM ESPN+
Princeton at Rider 1:00 PM ESPN+
Navy at American 2:00 PM ESPN+
Bucknell at Army West Point 2:00 PM FloWrestling
Presbyterian at Chattanooga 2:00 PM ESPN+
Harvard at Cornell 2:00 PM ESPN+
Michigan State at Indiana 2:00 PM B1G+
Wisconsin at Minnesota 2:00 PM B1G+
Northern Colorado at Missouri 2:00 PM
Ohio State at Nebraska 2:00 PM B1G+
Central Michigan at SIU Edwardsville 2:00 PM ESPN+
Iowa State vs. South Dakota State at Humboldt, IA 3:00 PM Iowa PBS YouTube
Rutgers at Illinois 3:00 PM B1G+
Utah Valley at Oklahoma State 3:00 PM ESPN+
Brown at Binghamton 4:00 PM ESPN+
California Baptist at North Dakota State 5:00 PM NDSU All-Access
Harvard at Binghamton 6:00 PM ESPN+

InterMat

Asst GM to interview with the Falcons for their GM opening.

Steve19 said:

And Prime would leave it all behind in a moment for the right offer...which is less likely to come every day

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I dont know, looking at some of these terrible coaches getting jobs, I'd say anything is possible.

If you ever want to understand the public perception of individual baseball players, just look at the trading card market.

1993 SP Foil Derek Jeter Rookie PSA 10 (Gem Mint) pop 22 = $500,000
1987 Donruss Barry Larkin Rookie BGS 10 (Pristine) pop 21 = $400

Larkin >>> Jeter

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Tomateaux Quinoa Gumbeaux said:

Pate is right and Seaton pulled a scumbag move, no doubt.

However, goes to show the culture Prime built at Colorado and the selfish attitudes that pervade that program under him.

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When he arrived to CU and told the kids that were already there that most of them could leave, because he was bringing in his own players. He told the program how much loyalty meant. I've always loved Prime the player, but as a coach, I think he's the worst part of CFB. And this last year was exactly how I predicted it would go. He could no longer lean on Shedeur and Travis, and when left to actually have to coach the talent/mercenaries he brought in, he was looked like a coach who was in over his head.

From AI, but I checked and accurate...explains the original attraction of Big12 members to the SEC a bit more fully?

As of January 2026, the American university with the largest paid (dues-paying) member alumni club is Pennsylvania State University.

While many universities have recently moved toward "non-dues" models where every graduate is automatically a member (making their total "member" count equal to their total living alumni), Penn State maintains a distinct dues-paying structure that consistently ranks as the world's largest.


Top Universities by Paid Alumni Membership

• Pennsylvania State University (Penn State Alumni Association): It is recognized as the world's largest dues-paying alumni association, reporting nearly 175,000 active, paying members as of 2025/2026. This is part of a broader network of over 800,000 living alumni.
• Ohio State University: Historically cited as one of the largest dues-paying associations in the country, it maintains a massive engaged base within its total alumni population of over 600,000.
• University of Michigan: The Alumni Association of the University of Michigan (AAUM) has one of the most robust paid membership models, serving a total living alumni base of nearly 700,000.
• University of Texas at Austin (Texas Exes): Known for its "Texas Exes" association, it maintains a significant paid membership base (including life memberships) within a total network of over 600,000 alumni.

Important Distinction: Total Alumni vs. Paid Members

In 2025 and 2026, several large public universities surpassed others in total living alumni, b
ut their "member" counts often include all graduates for free:

• Indiana University: Now boasts the largest total living alumni base in the U.S. with over 805,000 individuals.
• Texas A&M University: While it has a massive and fierce "Aggie Network" of over 640,000 former students, its association does not require dues for general membership, distinguishing it from Penn State's paid model.

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And Prime would leave it all behind in a moment for the right offer...which is less likely to come every day

Congratulations. That is one of the most impressive two-year turnarounds in history.

TampaBuckeyes said:

The sec is about to become Texas, aTm, then everybody else. Maybe Vanderbilt. Florida and Georgia could scrounge up some donors but still unlikely to match big ten alumni money.

Of anyone is inspired by what Indiana did its Vandy.

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Vandy has a shitload of private school money. IU has the largest alumni base in America. They aren't the same.

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Pate is right and Seaton pulled a scumbag move, no doubt.

However, goes to show the culture Prime built at Colorado and the selfish attitudes that pervade that program under him.

Interesting how it can vary across a state. I live in the DFW area and my property taxes are about 2/3 of 1% on the appraised value of my house. I am over 65, so I have a senior exemption plus the homestead exemption. So, depending on the taxing jurisdiction, as much as $200K of the house value is exempt from taxation.

Maybe he needs playing time. Worst case is 5 HARD fouls to give!