Rudy

Yeah, but for FSU, you are the new NC State or Wake Forest.

Put those on a mini helmets and

We have one, he's just in Houston giving his money there.

One...or all of the members of the BoR are probably clients of his mom...or dad.

Because not even salt likes $mut.

If they haven't yet, they will soon.

That would be good. I believe North Crowley is playing in the championship game.

Just checking in to see who we lost today.

Whatever terminology you want to use, the NCAA, as the governing body of college sports, has every authority to set rules in place to ensure a better product. Not that they have the balls to do shit. But they do have the authority.

That's exactly what it's like. Everything is a "right", and there are no rules. Perish the idea that a company or governing body of an entity has the authority to establish rules over its entity. According to their argument, the NCAA is infringing on my right to play football. Why shouldn't I be allowed to play?

Exactly what freedom are you stripping away? Voluntarily playing a game in a league does not constitute a freedom. We're not talking about the right to free speech, right to a free press, etc. The NCAA, as an entity, can set their own rules for their league.

Not a bad idea. However, you would have to be able to ensure that the rating system is done accurately and fairly, which as we've seen regarding the ratings coming out of high school, aren't always fair and unbiased.

LOL. What?

First transfer: Miss 6 games Second Transfer: Miss season No third transfers. Better consider your NIL deal carefully.

At this point, make players employees of the school, set a salary cap, donors are the owners, athletic directors are the general managers, and make the athletes sign contracts. Legally binding contracts. A player wants to change teams, trade. Let's see how long those shitty P5 douchebags settle for not simply being able to poach a G5 player. This is what those players wanted, then this is what they get. You wanted to be a pro sports player, you get the whole experience, including taxes.

He didn't want to retain certain KState assistants, and they decided to move on.