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What is 'stunt', exactly? Apparently it's the hot new thing, with 65 schollys for both men and women.

I mean... keep in mind that this is just one professional sport, versus the combined total of all college sports. To even begin to make it an apples to apples comparison, you'd at least need to add the NBA's TV revenue to the NFL's.

I seem to recall a player making a comment like that about Whipple...

I'm kinda bemused at how it's looking like the Big 12 might be the one that survives as the #3 conference. I mean not long ago, out of the Pac, B12, and ACC, you would've said that the Big 12 was the least likely to survive. BTW, there was an 'interesting' post on the Georgia 247 board the other day from a guy to claimed to have some connections. In addition to talk about the collapse of the ACC, there was one tidbit that should raise some eyebrows... Now if there's any truth at all to this, you have to ask exactly who is or was not happy with the Big Ten. If there really were any talks like this, there's a strong chance that it was Trev that wasn't happy and started talking to the SEC. Which might make sense, considering that he apparently wasn't happy about something, and left for an SEC school... https://247sports.com/college/georgia/board/19/contents/conference-realignment-rumors-acc-penn-state-sec-etc--234103545/

To put it in a different perspective, NFL teams each receive about $250 million per year in TV revenue. For all the talk about how much money there is these days in college football, it's still chump change in comparison. I've always wondered what it would be like if the power conferences negotiated TV deals as a single combined entity, instead of per-conference...

Yeah, I mean the WRs were questionable going into last year, we lost 2 of our top 3 RBs in the space of a few minutes, Simms was a disaster, and Haarberg should be playing TE. The OL was... not great, but relatively low on my list of concerns last year.

"...as much returning experience and cohesiveness as any position on the offense." Yeah, but will they actually play that way?

QB unit ranking #10. We'll see.

Like they were originally gonna name him George, but then they were like "Nah, we need to throw in some pseudo-Latin s#!t!"

Maybe a bit off-topic, but I gotta say, Archive.is is pretty great!

Yeah, AFAICT that Swaim guy is the main source for this stuff. He's apparently been spouting the same basic claim for over a year. There's just one problem: Big 12 payouts are lower than the ACC's. The Big 12 is still the only power conference without a TV network. Florida State and Clemson going to the Big 12 makes no sense.

Apparently some Colorado fans think Clemson and Florida State are joining the Big 12... https://colorado.sportswar.com/message_board/netbuffsfootball/66948106e95b920013d39518

As E-Shedeur scrambles out of a clean pocket...

He was Penn State's DC during Bill O'Brien's last year there.

6:04

That better be one goddamn incredible reason to not try to keep a guy who was a few outs away from bringing home a national championship.

Yeah, I'm OK with Trev being gone.

Which would also be Nebraska's best finish since joining the Big Ten.

The whole West (and most of the East) was a pile of s#!t last year. Iowa was merely the most polished turd.

More: https://www.on3.com/teams/nebraska-cornhuskers/news/qb-jalyn-gramstad-grew-up-wanting-to-be-a-husker-and-placed-a-bet-on-himself-by-showing-up-to-nebraskas-post-graduate-camp/

Kool-Aid Tom Osborne Field - both from Hastings!

"Will Dylan Raiola be the guy under center? We'll just have to wait and see." Uh-huh, sure we will.

ESPN's FPI has Colorado as the most improved team in the country.