
TomInHoover
| Favorite team: | Alabama |
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| Number of Posts: | 9 |
| Registered on: | 1/11/2026 |
| Online Status: | Online |
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re: How to save college football - Solution
Posted by TomInHoover on 1/12/26 at 7:31 pm to Purple Spoon
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So for an 80 man roster you are talking 400 million a year lol.
For some people it is a lot of money, for others it is not. Elon Musk, with a net worth of 722 billion, could give each player on Bama's roster 5 million a year for 1,375 years. That is with a 105 man roster.
I think he likes Alabama football too.
re: W/O Saban Bama as hc or Saban tree guy as hc - how long will state of bama go before natty
Posted by TomInHoover on 1/12/26 at 3:22 pm to Vince Lombardi
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W/O Saban Bama as hc or Saban tree guy as hc - how long will state of bama go before natty
Are you talking about UAB, Samford, North Alabama, South Alabama, Auburn, Jacksonville State, Alabama A&M, Troy, and Alabama State too?
re: How to save college football - Solution
Posted by TomInHoover on 1/12/26 at 3:04 pm to NPComb
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Ain't nobody reading all that bruh
Please read it. It is important.
re: Tennessee still pursuing Leavitt, upping offer.
Posted by TomInHoover on 1/12/26 at 3:01 pm to geauxrebs
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Tennessee still pursuing Leavitt, upping offer.
This is tampering if there ever was a case of tampering. Tennessee should be heavily penalized, by the NCAA, if Leavitt has already agreed to go to LSU and now Tennessee is trying to take him away from them.
It doesn't matter what else is happening in recruiting, the tampering has to stop.
re: How to save college football - Solution
Posted by TomInHoover on 1/12/26 at 2:50 pm to Purple Spoon
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1 free transfer. 8 game penalty after that. 5 years of eligibility total no waivers.
There are ways to make this right in short order if the people in charge actually want to.
But they don’t
Umm, I don't like that. I say give each one 5 million a year and make it an ironclad agreement.
If they can't survive and hold on at one school for 4 years, they just don't get to play football anywhere.
re: How to save college football - Solution
Posted by TomInHoover on 1/12/26 at 2:47 pm to reggierayreb
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If you ask me it all starts with granting Trinidad Chambliss a 6th year of eligibility. Ask yourself this, if a good, Christian kid can't get a Medical Redshirt he deserves because of strep throat is that really a country you even want to live in any more ?
I don't know all the details of what you are talking about, but I agree with you in theory.
If a player had a sore throat, he should probably be allowed another year of eligibility. How can that hurt anything?
re: How to save college football - Solution
Posted by TomInHoover on 1/12/26 at 2:43 pm to AUCE05
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Lol didnt read
Take the time to read it because it makes a lot of sense. The schools wouldn't even have to really pay the money out of their own coffers.
It could all just be NIL money earned from the name, image, and likeness of each player.
re: How to save college football - Solution
Posted by TomInHoover on 1/12/26 at 2:41 pm to nicholastiger
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throw in a charger and I'll ride
For five million a year, guaranteed, the players should be able to buy their own charger. Even one of those super expensive battery pack chargers that you can take with you anywhere to charge your phone.
How to save college football - Solution
Posted by TomInHoover on 1/12/26 at 2:30 pm
If every school could simply pay each player a yearly sum of 5 million dollars, that would be great.
No matter how good or bad the player is perceived to be, no matter what position they play, even the practice squad players get 5 million a year.
With 105 players, that is only 525,000,000 a season, which is not a lot of money really. Every team should be able to do that.
Then the players won't have to live in abject and extreme poverty with not even enough food to eat or clothes they have to buy at thrift stores or find in dumpsters like many have had to do in the past.
Everything will settle back down and this crazy madness of the portal situation, etc... will be a thing of the past.
Once again, players will choose what team they want to play for because of the love of the state or team or coaches or school.
If this solution comes to fruition, I want full credit for it.
No matter how good or bad the player is perceived to be, no matter what position they play, even the practice squad players get 5 million a year.
With 105 players, that is only 525,000,000 a season, which is not a lot of money really. Every team should be able to do that.
Then the players won't have to live in abject and extreme poverty with not even enough food to eat or clothes they have to buy at thrift stores or find in dumpsters like many have had to do in the past.
Everything will settle back down and this crazy madness of the portal situation, etc... will be a thing of the past.
Once again, players will choose what team they want to play for because of the love of the state or team or coaches or school.
If this solution comes to fruition, I want full credit for it.
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