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Miami‘s wins over Notre Dame, Florida, and Florida State have been exposed for what they were, victories over name brands past their prime.

Yeah. The one Tony Montana should have stayed with.

It’s probably cheaper to pay the fines than it would be to bribe officials to look the other way. It’s almost like the banks wrote the laws that regulate them.

Those guys only hire the best. I think we’re in good hands with Barclays.

The thing I don’t understand is that the B1G is generating more revenue than ever, and yet it seems to have more members claiming they need more money to compete than ever. I don’t remember this being an issue before expansion. Is it a matter of the perennial doormats thinking they too could be...

I was thinking about where I’d like to see Franklin go, and I believe I’d like him to go to UCLA and finally get a win against a top ten team by beating Penn State.

There’s a lot of openings. This article ranks ‘em. https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6662286/2025/10/13/college-football-open-coaching-jobs-rankings/

If regardless means without regard, does irregardless mean not without regard?

Fickell did things the right way in Cincy, and I expected him to do well in Wisconsin. I don’t know why he didn’t, but hope he finds a good landing place.

I’m beginning to think that the more money we shovel into college sports, the more money athletic departments will lose chasing a limited supply of coaches and athletes.

Yeah, but if the sports side tanks, do you think the university will let the sports side fail (whatever that looks like), or will they bail it out? They may be separated legally, but I think the reality is a bit different.

Maybe back to Vandy after their coach gets hired away. Let’s hope he lands somewhere. He’s message-board comedy gold.

Since this season is lost anyway, why not wait until the buyout dropped to $42 million (or whatever) and fire him then? I must be missing something.

Probably not. It seems, with the benefit of hindsight, that playing Mateer was likely to set back his recovery without a commensurate increase in Oklahoma’s chance of beating Texas. I’m wondering if Oklahoma let their desire to beat Texas cloud their judgement about starting Mateer going into...

Anybody else think playing Mateer yesterday was a mistake?

I don’t disagree, but it’s difficult to think of all the ways someone could screw you down the road if they are negotiating in bad faith, and draft a contract that protects you from that. Sometimes it’s best to take a pass. I think this might be one of those times. But like you said, the B1G is...

Your “friend” has my vote.

Low-end happy hours are more fun anyway.