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Maybe in terms of getting into the playoffs. But there’s something to be said for playing out of conference games against teams with a pulse. I’d much rather watch OSU vs. Texas than, say, OSU vs. the Florida A&M Rattlers.

This demonstrates how odd the economics of college football have become. A quarterback making more money staying at Ole Miss than by going to the NFL. I have to think NFL revenue per team is much higher than SEC revenue per team, so where is the money coming from? Boosters I guess.

I’d like the SEC to get shut out too, but I also like the idea of Lane Kiffin watching Ole Miss win it all without him.

Me either. Why is the game on a Thursday?

Not to single out LSU, but differing donor priorities is just another reason why Harvard has a $57 billion dollar endowment and LSU has a $1 billion dollar endowment.

It seems like for every additional dollar university athletic departments take in, they spend two dollars chasing the next dollar.

They’re gonna need ‘em.

The current economic model is not sustainable. I seriously doubt any of these transfers will generate enough incremental revenue to cover their cost. But as long as boosters are willing to keep writing checks, I guess it will continue.

Brendan Sorsby is a decent quarterback and a good catch for a team like UC. But Texas Tech paid way too much. I don’t see him being one of the ten best quarterbacks in the NCAA, much less taking anyone to a playoff championship game.

That’s what I figure. Fuck the turf, let them march for God’s sake.

This comment is not aging well.

Indiana hasn’t played for almost a month. Take Alabama and the points.

Agree 100%. I’d also drop the automatic bids and just take the top 16 ranked teams.

Yeah. Struggling to root for Texas.

Everyone thought they could give a kid a million dollars and they’d just keep doing what they do out of gratitude or something. But when you give people “fuck you” amounts of money with no strings, it changes the equation.

I think that NIL money will start drying up as boosters figure out how little they are actually getting for their money. Frankly, I don’t understand why anyone would donate money to a for-profit enterprise in the first place. Funding player salaries from league/team revenue should lead to a more...

It's referencing a glove that was central to the plotline in some of the Avenger movies. I started losing interest in marvel comics movies before the glove appeared, so my knowledge about it is limited. But here is what Google AI says about the infinity gauntlet: The Infinity Stones glove...

You can buy the Florida State and Florida stones at any truck stop on I-75. Just saying.

After being warned about drinking in Tuscaloosa, he took the party to Pensacola. What else does a man have to do? Also, charging a thousand bucks to a company card while on a bender is not really that much. What kind of Mickey Mouse operation are they running?

I like how covering up a murder ranks below having an affair with a former volleyball player.