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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.

Wouldn't that be glorious.

“Counsel for the plaintiff, any questions for the witness?” “No, your honor. Defendant’s argument is irrefutable.”

Nowhere. It was just intended to be another example of how deal makers make money without really creating anything.

I'm sure they will structure any payouts to at least make it look legal, like a performance bonus for meeting some metric or some such thing, but I tend to agree with you. This sort of thing seems to happen a lot with mergers and acquisitions. The guys who negotiate the deal make out like...

It’s a circle of… of… Um. Well. It’s a circle.

Butterfly effect dude.

The only stat that we can be sure of is that zero weekends were ruined.

Or the option of just ambient stadium sounds without announcers.

Gameday talking heads doing a Righteous Gemstones tribute today.

Maybe Gundy and Ed Orgeron can start a podcast about college football and how much fun it is to be rich and unemployed.

I may be in the minority here, but I liked Gundy for two reasons: (1) the mullet, and (2) sticking up for his player in that press conference rant.

Any loss to a team that has beaten an SEC team is a good loss.