Recent content by Augusta_Jacket

Yes. Would that chance still be small compared to others? Yes, but it would still be a better chance.

That was never my point, nor was it my response to you. You showed that money does not ensure success, and while I agree, I also made the point that money, especially game changing money like these new TV deals, are extremely helpful, if not absolutely necessary, for top tier success. Your...

While what you are saying is true (Tennessee is an even better example in the SEC) there is a direct correlation between cash rich schools and football success. Of the 2021 final top 10, 8 were schools that spend big on football. Cincinnati and Baylor were the odd men out in that group. If...

2014 First Team All-American. Just because he didn't throw or catch a ball, or sack a QB, doesn't mean he wasn't a superstar.

I remember that. There's a major reason Laskey and Days were able to get so much yardage in 2014. They had holes the size of Interstate 20 to run through.

Did Gotsis have stars? I think he got two based on the "Georgia Tech bump," only this time it worked in our favor... :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO:

First team All-ACC 2013 and 2014. First team All-American in 2014. Preseason is for uga and Miami fans... :ROFLMAO:

We will have to disagree here. It's a seismic development if the CFP breaks away. BTW, there are more issues than just NIL that the NCAA gets involved in. Recruiting violations don't always involve booster money.

Brilliant planning by the B1G. SEC deal runs through 2033/34. B1G runs through 2030. Get ahead of the SEC financially now and renegotiate another 7 year deal for 2031-2038 to stay ahead. They might fall behind again on a per year basis from 2034/35-2036/37 but they will simply renegotiate...

That's not entirely true. USC was and will be again a major player in CFB. So much so that even with their currently damaged brand the B1G snapped them up. What damaged that brand? NCAA penalties for the Reggie Bush saga. Some of the major powers have managed to skirt major penalties, but...

NCAA still has (ostensibly) governance of football programs. The NCAA can currently enforce bowl bans, scholarship reductions, and other penalties to programs that violate NCAA rules. Under the new model, the CFP would take over governance and remove the NCAA from the picture entirely.

Looks like the endgame has started... CFP looks at removing football from NCAA

Two things: First, I almost didn't recognize you without your hat on, and secondly, do you have any eligibility left? :D