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It’s not NIL. It’s pay for play. We may never have enough guys to sing the fight song anymore.

We need to put that play in our playbook. The one that Notre Dame just scored, throwing to their tight end. Especially with all our tight ends now.

Jeremiah Love of Notre Dame reminds me of John Dwyer. Big dude who can run over you or run by you.

There’s a reason why the NFL doesn’t use this model. Parity is actually a good thing. Rich programs buying championships is not my bag.

That’s great if you don’t play a team sport. Wtf does “team” even mean anymore? So much for all the BS talk you always hear about fighting for your brothers. It’s like the scene in Remember the Titans when the kid says “I’m not here for nobody, I’m gonna get mine.”

You do fan your way, I’ll do it mine. If you wanna be a mercenary player fan, be my guest.

Exactly. That is a ridiculous statement.

I am a fan of Georgia Tech. If a guy quits on his team to join mine, I’m all for it. It doesn’t mean I have to be all for the other way around.

It is still quitting on the team. No matter how much lipstick you put on the pig it’s still the pig. The only difference is you have a good excuse for quitting on your team.

Will they ever admit NIL is PFP (pay for play)?

Mercenary football is just not for me. Half the team doesn’t even know the fight song. But then you get kids like Haynes King who represents the other side of the coin. I am so proud and delighted he is a tech man. And he’s proud of it too, which makes me even more proud.

Batman and Robin. The Lone Ranger in Tonto. Dorothy and Toto. Axel and Slash.

Lil’ Joe.

Hell yeah!

Here’s my take: cut his ***. Use his NIL money to get somebody else. If he’s looking, we’re looking. Loyalty is a two-way street. Or in this case, lack there of.

I am fully behind Key and I wasn’t always. I bought into the criticisms cast his way when he was at UCF and recruiting against us. Well he’s one helluva recruiter and now it’s for the good guys! In-game coaching will come with experience. He also has a good eye for coaching talent and...

We showed we are equal to these clowns. Home field, home refs and home cooking. We left it all on the field. Toe to toe with a roster 30 recruiting places higher. Even though we lost, we gave it our all and came up a hair short.

I was talking about the NC State game specifically. Overall, I think they’ve both done good.

I was having dejavu. Eerily similar to “the kick and the pick” scenario but just the regulation part. Luckily NCSU doesn’t have Butker. As an aside, if Buttkicker had that kind of wind behind him it would’ve been good from 70!

Same goes for coaches. Not impressed with “Tooch” or Buster.