JeBron Lames

Been on three different coverages and they are all parroting the election denier schtick. WTF is this coping?

Is it South of the Mason-Dixon line?

This is what I was alluding to in the OP. NIL is a way for Boosters to Launder dirty recruiting money to the croots legally.

I think of organizations that use boosters to cover the huge buy outs for their failing coaching staffs. I've seen Aggy throw money around, UT too.

Jimbo is probably offering recruits $1m+ to sign.

I don’t see many conversations on the NIL rules for paying student athletes and what advantages that will start bringing for Recruiting at the “Richer” schools/boosters in the conference.

Take programs like A&M and LSU. A&M has oil money coming out of their ears and are way overpaying a coach who has no significant finishes in the CFP era. On the other hand LSU doesn’t seem to have enough money backing to fire their coach mid season and their school is operating at losses.

In this scenario which school has the better competitive advantage to offer their recruits larger NIL deals? I think Aggie.

What’s the hierarchy of the SEC schools in their booster fiscal capacities. Alabama>Georgia>A&M>Florida ?

Quick google search of phrase you bolded, first link.

Top 25 Blue Bloods

Maybe there is different cut off points for different evaluators. Should we do Navy, Royal, Blue, Sky, Baby Blue. Clemson in the top 15ish, What should I call this grouping to satisfy you?

Also interesting to note Clemson being behind Arkansas and A&M. It's hard to have a conversation about blue bloods in the last 5 years without mentioning Dabo's Clemson. But, I foresee Dabo yeeting out of there for the Bama job in a few years, so maybe the return to #3 in the ACC when that happens.

Is it just me or has the color commentating quality on ESPN dropped tremendously. I watched the prime time game Saturday with A&M and LSU (not a great game I may add), and these guys were a mess. I'm not even sure if they were at the stadium, there was hardly any mention about the weather affecting play of both offenses. Only thing they really talked about was the referee who did the 7OT game and how A&M was 5 in the CFP poll and what they needed to do to get in.

What do you guys think? Did ESPN layoff a bunch of on-air talent this year?

Not good.

On top of your question, did they even step off yards for the penalty? Or was it a spot foul? All I heard was a 10 second run-off and loss of down.

Perhaps a longer field goal makes it a different outcome?

He got the wrong target. Was going after the girl Omar cucked. Same neighbor, similar physical traits.