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#3451
Tennessee QB planning to hold out for more pay wild times
Never told why I was banned and gave my best always to the forums
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Posted:
#3452
Quote Originally Posted by JJWoods:
Tennessee QB planning to hold out for more pay wild times
Tennessee QB planning to hold out for more pay wild times
Was unaware of this deplorable money-grab.
Tennessee moving on from Nico Iamaleava: Vols parting with star QB amid new NIL contract demands
Star QB is leaving Tennessee just days ahead of the spring portal window.
North Carolina STAR defensive lineman Beau Atkinson is entering the transfer portal, sources told ESPN on Wednesday.
Posted:
#3461
Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore will serve a self-imposed two-game suspension by the university next season, as part of the advanced sign-stealing scandal from 2023, according to ESPN.
Moore will miss Week 3-4 of the college football season against Central Michigan and Nebraska and will be unable to participate in team activities in the week's leadup to the game.
Posted:
#3462
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore will serve a self-imposed two-game suspension by the university next season, as part of the advanced sign-stealing scandal from 2023, according to ESPN. Moore will miss Week 3-4 of the college football season against Central Michigan and Nebraska and will be unable to participate in team activities in the week's leadup to the game.
The second-year head coach will also receive additional recruiting penalties, according to the report. The NCAA could still issue more punishments, however, and a final resolution of the matter is expected before the end of the season.
Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore will serve a self-imposed two-game suspension by the university next season, as part of the advanced sign-stealing scandal from 2023, according to ESPN. Moore will miss Week 3-4 of the college football season against Central Michigan and Nebraska and will be unable to participate in team activities in the week's leadup to the game.
Posted:
#3463
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore will serve a self-imposed two-game suspension by the university next season, as part of the advanced sign-stealing scandal from 2023, according to ESPN. Moore will miss Week 3-4 of the college football season against Central Michigan and Nebraska and will be unable to participate in team activities in the week's leadup to the game. The second-year head coach will also receive additional recruiting penalties, according to the report. The NCAA could still issue more punishments, however, and a final resolution of the matter is expected before the end of the season.
Moore was the offensive coordinator at Michigan under then-head coach Jim Harbaugh in 2023 when allegations of illegal scouting led by Connor Stalions arose.
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: Michigan football coach Sherrone Moore will serve a self-imposed two-game suspension by the university next season, as part of the advanced sign-stealing scandal from 2023, according to ESPN. Moore will miss Week 3-4 of the college football season against Central Michigan and Nebraska and will be unable to participate in team activities in the week's leadup to the game. The second-year head coach will also receive additional recruiting penalties, according to the report. The NCAA could still issue more punishments, however, and a final resolution of the matter is expected before the end of the season.
Posted:
#3465
Bielema's extention deal runs through 2030, with an annual salary that would begin at $7.7 million
He has led Illinois to a 28-22 record and an 18-18 mark in Big Ten play.
The Illini matched a school record for wins in 2024 when they went 10-3.
**But they won't repeat that 10 - 3...in fact they likely drop a couple more this season.
Posted:
#3466
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Bielema's extention deal runs through 2030, with an annual salary that would begin at $7.7 millionHe has led Illinois to a 28-22 record and an 18-18 mark in Big Ten play. The Illini matched a school record for wins in 2024 when they went 10-3. **But they won't repeat that 10 - 3...in fact they likely drop a couple more this season.
Bielema's extention deal runs through 2030, with an annual salary that would begin at $7.7 millionHe has led Illinois to a 28-22 record and an 18-18 mark in Big Ten play. The Illini matched a school record for wins in 2024 when they went 10-3. **But they won't repeat that 10 - 3...in fact they likely drop a couple more this season.
I'll predict 7 - 5 reg season with a tossup on a bowl win.
Posted:
#3467
Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia won a landmark injunction in federal court that determined his junior college football should not have counted toward his four-year NCAA eligibility clock. The decision granted Pavia additional eligibility and led to a quick decision from the NCAA to issue a waiver for anyone else in his position. It was yet another court-mandated decision that has the potential to have a strong ripple effect through the sport. The most obvious change could be in recruiting. The option to go the junior college route looks a lot more appealing if it doesn't count against an NCAA eligibility clock because many high school football players would benefit from another year of physical development at that age. It could allow players to become more sought-after recruits, increase their earning potential and ability to earn playing time early at a four-year school.
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I don't like it. Unfair advantage.
Posted:
#3468
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia won a landmark injunction in federal court that determined his junior college football should not have counted toward his four-year NCAA eligibility clock. The decision granted Pavia additional eligibility and led to a quick decision from the NCAA to issue a waiver for anyone else in his position. It was yet another court-mandated decision that has the potential to have a strong ripple effect through the sport. The most obvious change could be in recruiting. The option to go the junior college route looks a lot more appealing if it doesn't count against an NCAA eligibility clock because many high school football players would benefit from another year of physical development at that age. It could allow players to become more sought-after recruits, increase their earning potential and ability to earn playing time early at a four-year school. ---------- I don't like it. Unfair advantage.
Vanderbilt quarterback Diego Pavia won a landmark injunction in federal court that determined his junior college football should not have counted toward his four-year NCAA eligibility clock. The decision granted Pavia additional eligibility and led to a quick decision from the NCAA to issue a waiver for anyone else in his position. It was yet another court-mandated decision that has the potential to have a strong ripple effect through the sport. The most obvious change could be in recruiting. The option to go the junior college route looks a lot more appealing if it doesn't count against an NCAA eligibility clock because many high school football players would benefit from another year of physical development at that age. It could allow players to become more sought-after recruits, increase their earning potential and ability to earn playing time early at a four-year school. ---------- I don't like it. Unfair advantage.
@fubah2
Have to agreee. Six years is just too much
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#3469
The 12-team College Football Playoff will move to a straight seeding model this fall, rewarding the selection committee's top four teams with the top four seeds and a first-round bye, the CFP announced Thursday.
Finally they got it right!
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