HailFreezusOver

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Cunningham is still struggling with his lingering hamstring injury. We desperately need him to get healthy.

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How the heck? it has been almost a year. stretching, PT, blue light , sound wave treatments, oxygen chambers... BCP 157. there are ways to heal your hamstring in 3 months

tell em corndog

well thought out. thanks for response.

additionally buy outs have to count against the receiving teams revenue share

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What Happens on Transfer?
Contracts are individual and can include buyout / liquidated-damages / early-termination clauses.
The original school only counts against its cap the amounts it actually pays. Unpaid future installments drop off its cap.
If the contract has a buyout and the new school (or player) pays it, that buyout counts against the new school’s revenue-share cap in the year of the transfer. The original school does not get an increase in its own cap from receiving the money.
NCAA guidance explicitly states the receiving school “may not increase its benefits cap allowance” by the buyout amount.

Recent real-world example: In July 2026 Ole Miss sued two former players (Princewill Umanmielen and Devin Harper) who signed revenue-share deals in early January 2026, then entered the portal weeks later and followed Lane Kiffin to LSU. The school is seeking the contractual exit fees (~$550k and $400k). This illustrates that schools are actively enforcing these clauses in court.

Whether the player personally owes the money, the new school covers it, or it becomes a negotiation point varies by contract and situation. Third-party (collective) deals can have their own separate buyouts that do not automatically hit the institutional cap the same way.
Limitations and Penalties for the Receiving School
Cap hit: Yes—the buyout paid by the new school counts against its annual pool. This creates a real cost to “buying out” a player under contract and reduces money available for the rest of the roster.

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this isn't NIL you pop off at the mouth like you know what you're talking about but have no clue like most inbred LSU fans..

this is Rev Share contract. you have limited spots they signed and we can not give that money to current players. and that Rev share hit then goes to the team the transfer to LSU I'm this case.

so we had say 20 mil now only 18.
LSU had 20 mil say and dispersed to players the problem is now lsu will have to take Rev share hit for taking players.
and in the signed contract there was a buyout.

The NCAA came up with Rev share and initiated last year. again this is not NIL

what. it's Laremy Tunsil.

Screw Beamer he's fake and pretentious. when he gets mad he's effeminate. like a child throwing a tantrum.

7-5 with that schedule, 4 game losing streak in October. split with Florida vandy. might get Bama if Brown stays healthy. The QB is a game changer and something Auburn has not had in awhile.

Alex Golesh did more with less at South Florida . and he's a great in game coach

..knocked out random innocent bystander.. not even the guy running his mouth..

UT-A means Austin
UT is Tennessee.
newcomers don't dictate history

Our starting pitcher had a terrible game.. but the RP pitched well. GG Auburn attendance record