WOW is right. 1 million. Weird scenario where some of the kids will be making more money than assistant coaches. WOW
He spent years establishing himself and has worked his way to the top of his profession.Saban calls it an "ungodly" amount of money. Meanwhile, he makes 9x that in salary alone.
He spent years establishing himself and has worked his way to the top of his profession.
Yeah those all read like positive developments to me.Jayrok said:Why bother with recruiting visits for 5 stars? Bag men don't have to try and hide it any more (if they ever did try). Now big fish can openly recruit top talent. "Hey, Trevon... we'd love to sign you for a couple of promotional events next year. We're just going to need you to choose to play at Ohio State*. Can you do that for us? Great."
* insert any team here with sufficient funds to compete.
It may just consider some folks to stay in school longer. Which would be great for fans.Yeah those all read like positive developments to me.
Also want to give the NCAA credit for how they've handled it once it was inevitable it was going to happen. Basically getting out of it entirely, and leaving it up to schools. We're moving towards the NCAA having nothing to do with major CFB, and it's going to be great. The NIL is going to be a boon for college athletics.
Yep. Will be huge for some non-revenue sports as well. Some of the OU women's softball team would have been able to pull home six figures this year.It may just consider some folks to stay in school longer. Which would be great for fans.
Super.Jayrok said:Why bother with recruiting visits for 5 stars? Bag men don't have to try and hide it any more (if they ever did try). Now big fish can openly recruit top talent. "Hey, Trevon... we'd love to sign you for a couple of promotional events next year. We're just going to need you to choose to play at Ohio State*. Can you do that for us? Great."
* insert any team here with sufficient funds to compete.
Still tough for me to see a scenario where OU and OSU split due to the Board of Regents situation.Here we go again. Texas, OU reach out to SEC to join conference. It’s behind a paywall, but you can pretty much figure out what the story is.
According to this and I found this reading though the tweets.Still tough for me to see a scenario where OU and OSU split due to the Board of Regents situation.
About 10 years agoAt what point is a conference not a conference anymore?
Baylor's balls getting extra sweaty rn.@KegsnEggs: Feel like Oklahoma's next press release could just be this https://twitter.com/KegsnEggs/status/1417986980466634752/photo/1
If the ACC loses 2 schools, they will all leave and you'll end up with 2 dumber than dumb sized conferences and the PAC-12 out west. The B1G would want some combination of Georgia Tech (ATL market), UNC, UVA, and ND? Clemson, Miami and FSU aren't getting left out of anything. I doubt NC State and Va. Tech do either. Wake Forest, Louisville, Syracuse, BC, maybe Pittsburgh, maybe Duke would end up in the same boat as Oklahoma State, WVU, Iowa State, Kansas, K-State, Baylor, TCU, and Texas Tech and probably create their own conference The next 3 years should be entertaining at least.So, realignment back on the table. If Texas and Oklahoma go to the SEC, I would assume that Big 10 would try to plunder the ACC again to get to 16 and try to get Virginia and North Carolina. Or maybe Notre Dame finally sees the writing on the wall. If the ACC loses two or more schools I could see them snatching teams from a dying Big 12 like Kansas. But who else would they grab? Cincinnati or Memphis?
This leaves my WVU and a handful of teams to rebuild the Big 12 with teams like Houston and BYU?
So, realignment back on the table. If Texas and Oklahoma go to the SEC, I would assume that Big 10 would try to plunder the ACC again to get to 16 and try to get Virginia and North Carolina. Or maybe Notre Dame finally sees the writing on the wall. If the ACC loses two or more schools I could see them snatching teams from a dying Big 12 like Kansas. But who else would they grab? Cincinnati or Memphis?
This leaves my WVU and a handful of teams to rebuild the Big 12 with teams like Houston and BYU?
They may be worried about Aggie passing them up with in state recruiting.Texas is just squeezing the Big 12. No way they just want to be another fish in the pond in the SEC.
Correct. The B1G, ACC, and Pac-12 should all be calling Texas today. Any of them would take Texas in a heartbeatIf Texas is serious about leaving the Big 12, the Big Ten would be crazy not to make a run at them.
Texas is the France of college football; arrogant and condescending for no apparent reason.Texas is just squeezing the Big 12. No way they just want to be another fish in the pond in the SEC.
Texas is the France of college football; arrogant and condescending for no apparent reason.
I'm sorry, but your avatar is offensive. Please step back 15 yards from where you are.When OU and Texas join the SEC. OU season tickets are going to be $$$$. Will be nice traveling to SEC schools for new games.
If they think the "Horns Down" is bad when they play OU in Dallas......Texas is just squeezing the Big 12. No way they just want to be another fish in the pond in the SEC.
They should move to the Pac-12 and actually start winning conferences again.If Texas is serious about leaving the Big 12, the Big Ten would be crazy not to make a run at them.
Hmmmmmm.....Manhattan Kansas or Oxford Mississippi for game day? Waco or Baton Rouge?When OU and Texas join the SEC. OU season tickets are going to be $$$$. Will be nice traveling to SEC schools for new games.
I was thinking rent my house out to some SEC fans for the weekend. Pick up from airport say on a Friday. I could cook them some BBQ Friday night, and shuttle them to and from the game Saturday. Take them to airport Sunday. Rinse/Repeat. Wonder if I could become rich?Hmmmmmm.....Manhattan Kansas or Oxford Mississippi for game day? Waco or Baton Rouge?
Haha. Flip a coin Iowa State or Kansas State will be in charge of talking them into stayingStadium dot com story
Brett Murphy is reporting the B12 had a conference call about keeping the band together, but OU and UT weren’t on the call.
Fixed.Texas A&M is the France of college football; arrogant and condescending for no apparent reason.
France also tends to be a really good soccer team. 2 out of the last 6 world cups. Aggie doesn't win much of anything. Maybe England is a better compare.Fixed.Texas A&M is the France of college football; arrogant and condescending for no apparent reason.
At least UT has won something in sports in the last few generations. I want Texas in for no other reason than to piss aggie off. They do not want UT in.
Seeing Bjork squirm in these interviews is hilarious. I'm all for it. Not that any of this matters for us Miss State fans, but the current system does us no favors. I'd love to see the SEC go to four 4 team divisions. Have 3 permanent opponents and rotate everyone else.Fixed.
At least UT has won something in sports in the last few generations. I want Texas in for no other reason than to piss aggie off. They do not want UT in.
That’s definitely the way to do it for scheduling purposes but then how do you have an sec title game?Seeing Bjork squirm in these interviews is hilarious. I'm all for it. Not that any of this matters for us Miss State fans, but the current system does us no favors. I'd love to see the SEC go to four 4 team divisions. Have 3 permanent opponents and rotate everyone else.
Tex, OU, Ark, Mizzou
A&M, LSU, MSU, UM
Bama, AU, Tenn, Vandy
UF, UGA, USC, Kentucky
Why? The B1G has plenty of money and teams. The only value to them would be adding Notre Dame or getting an ACC market they want (UVA, UNC, GT, FSU/Miami). The only other teams or markets left to go get assuming the SEC, B1G, and ACC don't fold are the PAC-12 teams which would just be weird. If the ACC doesn't get ND and a bigger yearly contract, those desirable teams will end up folding into the B1G and SEC over the next decade and there will just be 2 super conferences and teams like Wake Forest will end up like Iowa State and West Va.Per Mike Vernon Bleacher Report, KANSAS has a call set up with B1G. Kansas.
Not a bad idea, TBH. If these happen to be co-eds from Oxford, I'll fly in and help ya.I was thinking rent my house out to some SEC fans for the weekend. Pick up from airport say on a Friday. I could cook them some BBQ Friday night, and shuttle them to and from the game Saturday. Take them to airport Sunday. Rinse/Repeat. Wonder if I could become rich?
SEC playoffs! That would be awesome. Somehow lets get the schedule down to 11 games. 9 conference games and 2 OOC games. Everyone is tired of these nonsense OOC games.That’s definitely the way to do it for scheduling purposes but then how do you have an sec title game?
About as exciting as Bama - Miss State every year.This will be interesting to see them put it into action. Is there anything stopping the SEC from dropping the underperforming teams? I’m not sure how exciting Texas-Vanderbilt would be
Kansas basketball is what’s in play here, along with academics. ND is never giving up the NBC cash cow to slum around in any conference.Why? The B1G has plenty of money and teams. The only value to them would be adding Notre Dame or getting an ACC market they want (UVA, UNC, GT, FSU/Miami). The only other teams or markets left to go get assuming the SEC, B1G, and ACC don't fold are the PAC-12 teams which would just be weird. If the ACC doesn't get ND and a bigger yearly contract, those desirable teams will end up folding into the B1G and SEC over the next decade and there will just be 2 super conferences and teams like Wake Forest will end up like Iowa State and West Va.