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Anybody see if he played in the spring game/how he looked?

So if ESPN wants out of the contract, would it not be in their interest to have the ACC dissolve? And would publically declining the option not benefit that goal? FSU, Clemson, and few others leaving would cause the contract to have to be redone, so shouldn't ESPN be encouraging that, and not...

In this case though, they'd be paying double to those schools if they consolidated them in the SEC, so instead of paying $27m for $50m, they are paying $54m for some unknown amount over $50m. Now the SEC draws the most eyeballs and ad dollars, but I'm guessing they command a larger percentage of...

Do we know for certain that FSU's lawyers have actually seen the contract and are not relying on someone else's interpretation of it? Do you believe ESPN wants out of the ACC contract?

You still haven't answered my question - what is the benefit of not declining if the ACC is not profitable for them? You say it makes no sense - how does it make no sense? If I'm party to a deal that isn't working out for me with a set length of term that I don't want to extend, telling me I...

What's the benefit to ESPN in continuing to not decline if they are not making good money? Does the ACC extending the deadline make ESPN more money? No.

Why jump before you have to? As a counterpoint, ESPN could also have declined the option by now if the ACC wasn't making them enough money, and they haven't done that either.

I don't necessarily disagree, but in regards to your questions in the second paragraph, that information isn't usually publicized, the player just hits the portal. Most of the time we have no idea why someone is transferring, whether for NIL, academic struggles, lack of playing time, wanting to...

I think some of these guys are walkons.

Yea this is quite concerning, we are going to very thin there. How many total DL/DE have we had hit the portal since the end of last season?

You'd think he'd have a dachsund

He's a good athlete(tall and fast) with a penchant for turnovers and quitting on his team. He quit on the team very publically mid-game. His mindset was poison, and although it might have changed, why take the risk in allowing that back? What, so we can have a pretty good scout team QB? Not...

If he wants to return to Tech to finish his degree, I suppose that's fine as long as he's not on/around the team, and he's paying his own way and not receiving in athletic support for it, aka a regular student. He quit on Tech football and Key very publically, and he received more than enough...

We have our own great players though. He could be the next ELI, Robert Lavette, Tony Hollings, Tashard Choice, Jonathan Dwyer, etc Herschel Walker is also a moron.

Let's not nickname our players after gaggers please

Who is Powell?

I have one of the jerseys from that Children's game. Ignoring that it was under TFG and we lost, it was a really cool jersey.

I think at least several of the INTs were more on the receiver than on King as well. One of the issues I saw early on last season was our receivers not being physical and going after the ball - if it was contested, we weren't catching it. IDK who's coaching receivers now, but we need them to...

It's going to be a test for Key in more ways than usual, where winning the game is really important to the fanbase's perception of him. It's typical for other coaches to praise the other team and opposing coaches in their post game interview, but you know reporters will ask him about TFG...

You think they'll take some of these as legal tender?