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  1. I'm not sure that NIL in and of itself is the issue, if a college player can make money by endorsing a product, fine. I think that the bigger issue is the NIL collectives that are now getting involved in the recruiting of players and enticing them to transfer, especially now that the transfer rules are so liberal. It is becoming pay for play and a player can transfer almost any time that they want, if they get a bigger NIL offer from one of the collectives. The colleges may need to have contracts with the players that sign on to play for them, not unlike contracts professional teams have with their players. I also think that if there are not changes to the college system there will come a time when very good coaches will either retire in their prime or leave for the NFL rather then deal with the morass that is college football.
  2. With the new rules it's going to happen. The majority of players went to Alabama to play for Saban, now other schools, especially those with large NIL, are going to try and poach Alabama's players. I thought DeBoer was probably in their top three, heck he's won everywhere he has been and beat both Oregon (3 times) and Texas (2 times) with "lesser" talent. Now can he recruit in the SEC? They will find out in the next few years.
  3. I had the same feeling as you, so it's a good thing I don't bet on games. I was happy to see two competitive games with no blowouts. Hoping for an equally good championship game, I'm not sure which team to pull for. I like Harbaugh, but I've been to several Washington games at Seattle, cool stadium, you can take a boat to Husky stadium.
  4. That game was hard to watch, poor QB play on both sides during the first half. If OSU doesn't have better play QB next year, your Facebook feed will be quiet all year.
  5. If the committee leaves out both Georgia and Alabama, then the committee should all just resign from anything football related. In my opinion both of those SEC teams are better than Wash and FSU. Put the 4 best teams in, whatever 4 teams those are. Personally, I do not like seeing the 20+ point blowouts that have been common in the semi-final games. Let the chaos begin!!
  6. Jayden Daniels may have something to say about that.
  7. I am hoping that next week is as good as last Saturday. Personally, I am hoping for a little chaos, that would mean Alabama beating Georgia, Oregon beating Washington, Texas beating Okla. St. and Louisville beating Fla. St. It's probably too much to ask for Iowa to beat Michigan though. I'm not sure what the CFP committee would do if all that happened. Bottom line, I just want to see several very good games.
  8. There were some great college games yesterday, Mich-OSU, Ala-Aub, Wash-WSU, etc. I may need a new remote from all the channel switching I was doing. The last 5 or 6 minutes of the Alabama Auburn game was wild. Very enjoyable Saturday of college football.
  9. Yeah, my mistake, I thought he was a redshirt sophomore.
  10. The WR position looks very deep in this draft. Two receivers that probably will not go first round that I believe will have a good shot at making an impact on a NFL team are Luther Burden, MO and Ladd McConkey, GA.
  11. It probably would have helped if the Irish would have played with 11 players on the field, instead of the 10 they had, on the last two plays. I'm pretty sure that they were missing a d-lineman on the last play where Ohio State ran for the TD.
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