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That's an awesome memento. Also greetings fellow old 97

There wasn't any "Dear Penthouse..." to the story but it was a fun night. Beverages were consumed and we could see at least some of the posts in the pond.

My freshman year, got pepper sprayed, drug pole down anyway. Some nice young ladies tried to help by pouring water on me, which made it so much worse. But they took me back to a dorm and tried lotion, to make up for the error. Was an amazing evening.

Anyone know specifics on why McCallister isn't even getting a UFA?

I want that timeline

In another timeline Justin Rogers doesn't get dropfoot, either no injury or a healthy recovery and then TCU has a better QB situation for 18-20. Who knows what that would mean overall. But it was definitely noticeable the bad QB play. But so was some of the oline play. Definitely the defensive...

Duggan was good. Maybe thrown to wolves to early, and needed time, but he was good.

I think he is just trying to say that being in the same place was a way to be a stabilizing force for the athletes who played for him. That many of them needed a male role model or father/grandfather figure and by being in the same place he could provide a spot for them to come and go from...

To be clear I wasn't calling for Hoover to be benched or for Schobel to pass Seals on the depth chart. Just wishful thinking, like it would be nice to have a game out of reach in the 4th quarter and let him get some snaps running option plays in trash time.

Speaking of which I'm bummed we never even saw Schobel run the offense

Just to piggyback on this he has had some very good receivers that have bailed him out and made small plays into huge ones. Don't get me wrong those same receivers have had inexplicable drops and bad bounces that didn't help their QB. But McAllister is gone and he is significantly better then...

Do we want more chances to fumble?

Im using chrome on android. It's not a redirect, but I keep getting an ad for elf (not the movie) when clicking the coaching carousel thread. The ad blocks all content and is unclosable. It's not in other threads for me but everytime I open that one it takes over the site.

Just based on a quick Google search, the B1G revenue sharing is $75M per year and school vs around $35M for the Big12. Then there is all the real(ish) NIL numbers for players which is very difficult to estimate and of course all the realities of being in a big2 conference and non-football...

My understanding is basically 2 things for this. 1. Actual NIL is still allowed outside of the college payments. So for example Arch getting paid by whatever glasses brand for commercials etc. Isn't included and is okay as far as NCAA etc. 2. The NCAA has no teeth at this point and any...

I got sprayed that day, it was awesome. Fell in love with college football then and there.

So UNLV is "West Coast" did I miss something? Where is the coast in Nevada?

Colleges can revenue share with players

I know others have responded as well, but I think realistically that student athletes will be employees of the school and start receiving a salary and benefits at some point which will mean collective bargaining and contracts for the players. I think we all know this is going to happen at some...

I thought profit sharing from the school was starting this coming year?