New Money
| Favorite team: | Georgia  |
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| Registered on: | 6/25/2023 |
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re: Odds we see someone like ewers try to sue for their last year of college ball back?
Posted by New Money on 4/26/25 at 9:00 pm
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Him going to the draft makes me believe that some of the NIL figures are quite overinflated for what is reported, and what they are actually receiving
This. The "valuations" are based on "potential influence". That does not necessarily, and likely doesn't, translate into the player getting paid that much.
Social media revenue is typically based on "impressions", the actual number of times the ad is seen. For example, If a contract is for $1 per impression up to 10,000 impressions, the contract is worth $10K, obviously, but if it only generates 500 impressions, it's only $500.
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re: Has Georgia ever had a black quarterback ?
Posted by New Money on 4/26/25 at 1:33 pm
Starters:
James Jackson: 1984-1987, 19-2-2
Wayne Johnson: 1985-1988, 14-4
Quincy Carter: 1998-200, 22-9
D.J. Shockley: 2002-2005, 10-2
Hines Ward played in six games exclusively as a QB. 1-4.
Joe Dupree started one in 1990 and played in four others.
D'Wan Mathis started the opener in 2020.
James Jackson: 1984-1987, 19-2-2
Wayne Johnson: 1985-1988, 14-4
Quincy Carter: 1998-200, 22-9
D.J. Shockley: 2002-2005, 10-2
Hines Ward played in six games exclusively as a QB. 1-4.
Joe Dupree started one in 1990 and played in four others.
D'Wan Mathis started the opener in 2020.
re: Maybe he was a cancer in the lockerroom
Posted by New Money on 4/24/25 at 6:59 pm
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It's well-known Beck wanted to transfer (specifically to FSU) and actively tried to get several teammates to go with him, only to learn he was unable to transfer (and be eligible immediately) because of his grades.
It's so well known that this is the first I've ever seen it referenced.
re: Maybe he was a cancer in the lockerroom
Posted by New Money on 4/22/25 at 4:51 pm
The coaches must have thought he was the best chance to win or they wouldn't have kept putting him out there.
...and recognize the source.
...and recognize the source.
re: Starting think that ol Gunner was worth the wait
Posted by New Money on 4/22/25 at 8:46 am
I watched a lot of Philo’s and Vandergriff’s games. A lot of their numbers came against completely overmatched teams with PACS still throwing bombs up by 40 to blatantly pad stats to the point that PACS has trouble scheduling non-region games.
They are talented, but those numbers are inflated.
Coach Vandergriff has moved on and Jon Richt is now the head coach.
They are talented, but those numbers are inflated.
Coach Vandergriff has moved on and Jon Richt is now the head coach.
re: If ever an AD could be on the hot seat….
Posted by New Money on 4/20/25 at 9:17 pm
Dooley and Adams agreed that Dooley would retire at the end of his contract, and then Dooley tried to end around the whole thing by going public that he wanted to stay. Adams caught all kind of flak for holding Dooley to their agreement. This was all after Adams had to override Dooley to fire Goff.
Dooley chose to have the entire athletic facility on South Lumpkin named after him stating that he wanted to be remembered as the AD rather than as a coach.
Then, we got the public campaign to put his name on Sanford Stadium.
Running off Saint Vince was a grenade nobody was willing to fall on back then.
Dooley chose to have the entire athletic facility on South Lumpkin named after him stating that he wanted to be remembered as the AD rather than as a coach.
Then, we got the public campaign to put his name on Sanford Stadium.
Running off Saint Vince was a grenade nobody was willing to fall on back then.
re: At this moment UFL has as much potential as CFB
Posted by New Money on 4/20/25 at 1:35 pm
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Star CFB players are going to the NFL
UFL players did not make it
I've been regularly attending/watching D-II football games since 1996 knowing that very few of the players are going to the NFL.
What percentage of FBS football players actually make NFL rosters?
re: At this moment UFL has as much potential as CFB
Posted by New Money on 4/19/25 at 9:59 pm
I haven't watched the NFL since the games became just more politics. Sports are supposed to be a diversion.
I've enjoyed the USFL/UFL, but I don't know that it has a long-term future, and it won't ever replace college football in popularity.
The UFL seriously needs to get its act together with scheduling. Having to hunt for games isn't conducive to ratings.
Also, the ticket prices are ridiculous. They are playing in empty stadiums but want $90+ outside of the end zones.
I've enjoyed the USFL/UFL, but I don't know that it has a long-term future, and it won't ever replace college football in popularity.
The UFL seriously needs to get its act together with scheduling. Having to hunt for games isn't conducive to ratings.
Also, the ticket prices are ridiculous. They are playing in empty stadiums but want $90+ outside of the end zones.
re: At this moment UFL has as much potential as CFB
Posted by New Money on 4/19/25 at 9:44 pm
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Nobody feels any connection to the San Antonio Brahmas the way they do to the college they attended or have been rooting for all their life.
I've been a Birmingham Stallions fan since 1983.
re: Vols should poach Diego Pavia
Posted by New Money on 4/19/25 at 2:24 pm
That's a weak troll attempt even for the off-season.
Plus, SEC rules prohibit players from transferring within the spring and playing in the fall.
Plus, SEC rules prohibit players from transferring within the spring and playing in the fall.
re: New rules approved for college football
Posted by New Money on 4/17/25 at 8:36 am
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What’s ole miss going to do?
9-3 and miss the playoffs?
re: If ever an AD could be on the hot seat….
Posted by New Money on 4/16/25 at 9:03 pm
The rest of the programs could go winless, and his job wouldn't be in jeopardy so long as the football team is at the top, as it is now.
re: I know we are in Nico overkill but
Posted by New Money on 4/16/25 at 1:57 pm
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Thought part of the stink was the db was already paid to sign with Wisconsin and then Miami paid him again.
Neither school paid him anything. That's not how NIL works. Athletes aren't getting paid by the school to play. They are getting paid by advertisers for the use of their name/image/likeness.
re: I know we are in Nico overkill but
Posted by New Money on 4/16/25 at 1:55 pm
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TN is not going to have to pay him anything more.
TN wasn't paying him at all. TN wasn't/isn't a party to his NIL contracts.
re: Terry Godwin charged with rape
Posted by New Money on 4/13/25 at 9:29 pm
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Whatever happened to the rape cases pertaining to Adam Anderson and Mikey Henderson. What was the outcome for those 2 cases?
Anderson took a plea deal for a year in prison.
Henderson took a plea deal for 20 years (15 on probation).
re: Might sound harsh but the best thing for college football
Posted by New Money on 4/13/25 at 11:24 am
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I don’t understand why the NCAA doesn’t just kill the loopholes. This isn’t hard. You can have NIL or an open transfer portal. You can’t have both. Reimplement transfer regulations and shut this mercenary shite down.
The NCAA ran the show right into lost court battles.
re: Reading X and other forums, I've never seen the college football world so united.
Posted by New Money on 4/12/25 at 6:27 pm
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Some teenager pumped up on his own press, along with greedy family and “advisors,” was bound to overplay his hand eventually. Short of some kind of rule change, the only way to rein this in was for somebody to say kick rocks, kid. Good on Tennessee.
That's how the free market works.
re: A Modest Proposal
Posted by New Money on 4/12/25 at 6:09 pm
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The issue is the transfer portal where you can transfer without any penalty at all.
If you fix the transfer portal, you fix college football. Simple as that.
Why can the coaches leave but the players can't?
Since college athletics is a business, it should be taxed as such and not get to hide behind the mirage of being "public".
re: A Modest Proposal
Posted by New Money on 4/12/25 at 4:54 pm
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All NIL deals are signed as 2 year contracts. Failure to complete the terms results in repayment of contract value. This is for each individual contract, whether its national or local.
NIL deals are between the athlete and the sponsor. While we all know that the schools are brokering the deals, the schools are not party to the contracts.
re: A Modest Proposal
Posted by New Money on 4/12/25 at 4:52 pm
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Crazy how we’re this long into NIL era and people still don’t know what NIL is.
This. This. This.
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