***2023-24 College Football Thread***

[BigJCy]

Why is it a picture of his "middle" section?

Think this forum shrinks (vertically) the tweet up. Noticed that before as well. You view it on X and it's fine.

 

[Die4Cy]

Save you a click. Says nothing about what the violations would have been.

 

[LarryISU]

Wait.... is this a joke? Bye Bye Mama! Iamaleava for Tenne$$ee now!

 

[BigJCy]

 

[Clark]

Getting closer to these players being employees

 

[Gorm]

I can’t wait to read “XXXX School and XXXX School have filed a federal lawsuit against the NCAA that challenges the rule that players must enroll in classes to be eligible.” LMAO

 

[FriendlySpartan]

Getting closer to these players being employees

You should really hope not otherwise that’s the end of college athletics

 

[HFCS]

Talking to my Arizona fanatic neighbor, seems like a nightmare they are going through with assistants, huge amount of players and even administrators all being lured to Washington or recruiting people to come with them while they are still there. Won’t be shocked if there’s some legal action,

Makes me wonder if all 16 shouldn’t just triple down on basketball while we are miles better than any other conference.

 

[BigJCy]

Ohio State didn't like that Michigan title it appears. Their donors have opened up the bank this portal season and 2025 recruiting season.

 

[clonedude]

You should really hope not otherwise that’s the end of college athletics

"college athletics" is already gone I'm afraid.

 

[KidSilverhair]

* attorneys general

 

[aeroclone]

So in a post NIL world where basically there are no rules and anything goes, Tennessee still managed to cheat? That is the most SEC thing I have ever heard.

 

[FriendlySpartan]

So in a post NIL world where basically there are no rules and anything goes, Tennessee still managed to cheat? That is the most SEC thing I have ever heard.

There are still rules it’s just the NCAA has zero power to enforce them.

 

[aeroclone]

There are still rules it’s just the NCAA has zero power to enforce them.

Rules without enforcement become more guidelines than actual rules.

 

[BryceC]

That is what got Paul in trouble against K-State. Remember... could have knelt and punted and left them like 17 seconds, but chose to run and fumbled. We know how that turned out.

It turned out that we got Campbell, so hindsight is that was a great move

 

[BryceC]

You should really hope not otherwise that’s the end of college athletics

Everybody keeps telling me that the next step is the end of college athletics. Yet more people than ever are watching.

Should have just let northwestern unionize.

 

[FriendlySpartan]

Everybody keeps telling me that the next step is the end of college athletics. Yet more people than ever are watching.

Should have just let northwestern unionize.

Nah this board thinks NIL and the transfer are somehow the end which has always been wrong. It’s just moving under the table stuff to the front.

Making students employees would actually kill college sports.

 

[FriendlySpartan]

Rules without enforcement become more guidelines than actual rules.

Which is why the big ten and SEC formed this group since the NCAA can’t manage things. The top schools are starting to feel the effects of this to a huge degree which is going to be the real push for change.

 

[BryceC]

Nah this board thinks NIL and the transfer are somehow the end which has always been wrong.

What? Link? Who here actually thinks this is the end? The guys who host a pod in here, one of whom runs the NIL collective for Iowa State, says the current state of things will only last a few years at most.

 

[qwerty]