Posted:
#1576
15. Laiatu Latu, EDGE, UCLA.... First defender taken in the draft goes to COLTS!
Congrats to the young man who overcame a 2 yr absence from a neck injury
🏈🏈🏈 Fubah2's risky CFB bets
Posted:
#1578
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
15. Laiatu Latu, EDGE, UCLA.... First defender taken in the draft goes to COLTS! Congrats to the young man who overcame a 2 yr absence from a neck injury
15. Laiatu Latu, EDGE, UCLA.... First defender taken in the draft goes to COLTS! Congrats to the young man who overcame a 2 yr absence from a neck injury
took a long time to finally see a defender picked has to be a record !
"I'm the MOST HONEST human being that GOD EVER created!" - Donald "the felon" Trump
Posted:
#1580
UAB football players say their entire roster
has signed up for Athletes.org, making them
the first Division I football team to publicly
join the players' association.
Trent Dilfer gathered his team for a voluntary
meeting in mid-April to encourage them to
prepare for a future when college athletes
might be able to negotiate for a larger share
of their sport's revenue.
"They're going to have a seat at the table," Dilfer told ESPN
Posted:
#1581
NEEDED!!
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- As revenue sharing with college athletes becomes a growing possibility, some bowl leaders are already hoping for a collective bargaining agreement with the players that would help significantly lower the number of postseason opt-outs.
Nick Carparelli, executive director of Bowl Season, told ESPN at the Fiesta Bowl Spring Summit this week that his understanding from speaking with conference commissioners and NCAA president Charlie Baker is that NIL collectives are destined to be brought in-house and there have been discussions about contracts in exchange for NIL payments.
"If you sign a contract and receive compensation, you're obligated to perform certain duties -- in this case, play 12 regular-season games and a bowl game or a bowl game and the playoff," he said. "That's logical to expect. It's the way the rest of us working folks operate."
Posted:
#1583
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
WASHINGTON -- President Joe Biden on Monday recognized the U.S. Military Academy with the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy for besting other service academies in football. ARMY!!!
go army beat navy !!WASHINGTON -- President Joe Biden on Monday recognized the U.S. Military Academy with the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy for besting other service academies in football. ARMY!!!
"I'm the MOST HONEST human being that GOD EVER created!" - Donald "the felon" Trump
Posted:
#1584
Quote Originally Posted by KellyM_1964:
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: WASHINGTON -- President Joe Biden on Monday recognized the U.S. Military Academy with the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy for besting other service academies in football. ARMY!!! go army beat navy !!
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2: WASHINGTON -- President Joe Biden on Monday recognized the U.S. Military Academy with the Commander-in-Chief's Trophy for besting other service academies in football. ARMY!!! go army beat navy !!
Should be solid again this year........ we hope! 
Posted:
#1585
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
NEEDED!! SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- As revenue sharing with college athletes becomes a growing possibility, some bowl leaders are already hoping for a collective bargaining agreement with the players that would help significantly lower the number of postseason opt-outs. Nick Carparelli, executive director of Bowl Season, told ESPN at the Fiesta Bowl Spring Summit this week that his understanding from speaking with conference commissioners and NCAA president Charlie Baker is that NIL collectives are destined to be brought in-house and there have been discussions about contracts in exchange for NIL payments. "If you sign a contract and receive compensation, you're obligated to perform certain duties -- in this case, play 12 regular-season games and a bowl game or a bowl game and the playoff," he said. "That's logical to expect. It's the way the rest of us working folks operate."
This should be made the rule and enforced.
NEEDED!! SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. -- As revenue sharing with college athletes becomes a growing possibility, some bowl leaders are already hoping for a collective bargaining agreement with the players that would help significantly lower the number of postseason opt-outs. Nick Carparelli, executive director of Bowl Season, told ESPN at the Fiesta Bowl Spring Summit this week that his understanding from speaking with conference commissioners and NCAA president Charlie Baker is that NIL collectives are destined to be brought in-house and there have been discussions about contracts in exchange for NIL payments. "If you sign a contract and receive compensation, you're obligated to perform certain duties -- in this case, play 12 regular-season games and a bowl game or a bowl game and the playoff," he said. "That's logical to expect. It's the way the rest of us working folks operate."
Posted:
#1589
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Missouri State will become the 12th full member of CUSA and the third school -- along with Kennesaw State this season and Delaware in 2025 -- to move up from the FCS to the FBS and join the league over the next two seasons.
They are both going to get badly beat up in most games. Won't be surprised to see them double digit underdogs in half their games
Missouri State will become the 12th full member of CUSA and the third school -- along with Kennesaw State this season and Delaware in 2025 -- to move up from the FCS to the FBS and join the league over the next two seasons.
Posted:
#1590
One in three high-profile athletes receive abusive messages from individuals with a "betting interest," and more than 540 men's and women's college basketball players received similar abuse, including death threats, during championship tournaments in March, the NCAA said in a release on Friday.
After going nearly three decades without selling out its season tickets, the Colorado football program announced its season tickets have sold out for a second straight year!!
HEADLINES today . . .
Posted:
#1593
Quote Originally Posted by fubah2:
Kansas State football landed Colorado's leading rusher from last season, as running back Dylan Edwards committed to the Wildcats on Sunday, a source confirmed to ESPN. *A solid option in the KSU backfield as reliever to Giddens
Kansas State football landed Colorado's leading rusher from last season, as running back Dylan Edwards committed to the Wildcats on Sunday, a source confirmed to ESPN. *A solid option in the KSU backfield as reliever to Giddens
Dylan didn’t have much of an O line last season to run behind…but he certainly didn’t look his HS accolade at Colorado 
. Maybe coming home to Kansas helps motivate him. 
The impossible only takes longer….
Posted:
#1597
College realignment
MONDAY, JULY 1 was the official date
that Texas' and Oklahoma's move over to the SEC
and SMU lands its coveted spot in the ACC.
The Pac-12's media rights expire Aug. 1,
so USC, UCLA, Oregon and Washington
become official Big Ten members Aug. 2,
the same time that Arizona, Arizona State,
Utah and Colorado become new residents of the Big 12
and Cal and Stanford become part of the ACC.
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