MondayNightPavs
Favorite team: | South Carolina |
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Registered on: | 8/19/2022 |
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re: Tony Petitti: Big Ten wants more games with CFP implications
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 2/16/24 at 4:44 pm
[quote]”We want fans to think that you know a game in the second week of November, even if you've already lost two or three games, still has a lot of value. That's the goal."When you're as deep as we are, we've got to do things to make sure that we have the access to the postseason that we think we ...
re: NCAA Can't Legally Punish Schools For NIL Deals During Recruiting Process
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 2/9/24 at 5:23 pm
[quote]Yep. A lot of the smaller schools may mothball their football programs. But the big schools won't. The mighty dollar will keep them in the game. [/quote]
[quote]There ya go, look at the bright side![/quote]
I don’t really see this as a bright side but to each their own I guess. My c...
re: NCAA Can't Legally Punish Schools For NIL Deals During Recruiting Process
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 2/9/24 at 12:23 pm
Ok so here is my concern. You’ve alluded to it with collective bargaining, but in essence the outcome you are describing is a pro league.
I think that would be such a radical change to the status quo that it would result in either an unrecognizable product or a collapse of the system.
The fi...
re: NCAA Can't Legally Punish Schools For NIL Deals During Recruiting Process
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 2/9/24 at 11:42 am
Fair enough, I don’t like uneven enforcement either and I don’t like playing favorites. But I don’t think what you are cheering on here will be any sort of panacea.
I think the gist of what you are excited about is that by saying the ncaa can’t regulate nil, it will effectively end the ncaa. Fr...
re: NCAA Can't Legally Punish Schools For NIL Deals During Recruiting Process
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 2/9/24 at 8:03 am
[quote]Anything the NCAA does which inhibits a player from getting paid runs afoul of the Sherman Act.[/quote]
Ignoring that this isn’t a final ruling and there are appeals etc. I have a question for you Smokey: why is this something you are so excited about?
Is it just so Nico can play? He’s...
re: Athletes of the Week (Track, Swimming, Tennis, Golf)
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 2/8/24 at 12:34 pm
The golf freshmen both look much older than what I would expect freshman to look like. But pretty cool to see Ian Poulter’s son on the list. I always enjoy following the senior Poulter at the TPC. ...
re: The end of the NCAA
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 2/5/24 at 1:24 pm
[quote]College football is now a professional league. The NCAA has no business meddling into professional athletics.[/quote]
I’ve posted about this before but again, making this jump from amateur to pro is not quite as easy as snapping fingers.
First you are correct that a pro league will nee...
re: Ok. I've got a question about college athletes becoming university employees.
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 2/3/24 at 8:40 am
[quote]Why not just go full tilt, contractually obligated professional football with all this? It would offer clarity and boundaries.[/quote]
Well if that were the case we would have to ask the more fundamental question: why should a university host a pro football team?
Right now the schools a...
re: SEC and BIG are creating a joint advisory board to discuss college sports problems
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 2/2/24 at 12:45 pm
I don’t want to be a doomer and it’s beyond overplayed to say the sport is dying, but I really thing this could be the critical point where either the ncaa is locked out of top tier CFB or potentially collapses all together.
There are some who will be really happy to hear this and that’s fair en...
re: Calipari is now 5-5 in road games at South Carolina
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 1/24/24 at 6:41 am
[quote]stumbled to Salty Nut and Pav's afterwards.[/quote]
Ah the good old days, such a shame Pav’s is gone. ...
re: The one SEC coach that has experience following multiple HOF championship level coaches.
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 1/11/24 at 1:06 pm
That and just the fact we picked a guy who had already failed in the conference....
re: The one SEC coach that has experience following multiple HOF championship level coaches.
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 1/11/24 at 1:02 pm
Not exaggerating, I think the most depressing feeling I’ve ever had as a gamecock fan was when I learned we hired him, I just couldn’t fathom it. ...
re: The one SEC coach that has experience following multiple HOF championship level coaches.
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 1/11/24 at 12:59 pm
And we all know how great it worked out. ...
re: What are you most painful Saban memories as a non-UA fan.
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 1/11/24 at 12:59 pm
From a Carolina perspective, there really aren’t any painful ones, when we lost to him in 09 he wins the natty, and in 2019 we were wallowing under the disastrous reign of Muschamp. The only other time we played him we won. This is more a critique of the infrequency that opposite sides of the confer...
re: Lanning wasn't offered
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 1/11/24 at 12:22 pm
[quote]You can't reject what you weren't offered.[/quote]
We don’t know if he was or wasn’t, none of that info is public. The only thing we know is his public statement, which is worded in a way that makes it sound like he does not have any future interest leaving Oregon. ...
re: Lanning wasn't offered
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 1/11/24 at 12:19 pm
Offered or not, he effectively is rejecting the job.
His video does not say he turned down an offer nor does it say he was not offered/in talks. Therefore we won’t know which is true. However, his video does say that he is staying at Oregon and will stay as long as they want him, so as far as pu...
re: The “Best” Job in the country
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 1/11/24 at 12:14 pm
Bama may be one of the best jobs in the abstract, but following up Saban is not the best job to have in real life.
This shouldn’t be that hard to understand. ...
re: The CFP Committee cherry picked criteria
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 12/12/23 at 8:40 am
For anyone complaining about cherry picking by the committee or it using arbitrary reasoning, etc. I hope none of you were cheering from the hills the decision to scrap the BCS and move to the current system ten years ago.
Who would have thought having a small group of people decide championship...
re: Y’all do know that the 12 team playoff was supposed to start this year, but the ACC voted
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 12/6/23 at 9:37 pm
Look I’m no fan of espn so them not getting exclusive rights is fine by me, however I cannot find an article expressing media rights as the reason the three conferences initially voted against expansion. It seems that since everything was behind closed doors it’s all speculation. However if we look ...
re: Y’all do know that the 12 team playoff was supposed to start this year, but the ACC voted
Posted by MondayNightPavs on 12/6/23 at 7:05 pm
[quote]I've said repeatedly that they didn't vote against expansion. They opposed what was proposed[/quote]
So am I correct in interpreting your meaning to be that the 3 conferences that voted against expanding the playoff were not opposed to expansion per se, but rather the terms of the expansio...
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