College Football 2025: Where's My NIL Money?
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College football is locking itself into a cycle of big contracts and big buyouts.
Turned on a replay of Wagner vs. Duquesne for background noise, two FCS schools in the Northeast Conference. Very basic TV broadcast but at least they had more than one camera.
The Wagner running back dropped the ball at the one yard line but the officials didn't catch it and let the score stand. Future NFL star there.
The Wagner running back dropped the ball at the one yard line but the officials didn't catch it and let the score stand. Future NFL star there.
NCAA agrees to $303 million settlement with volunteer coaches
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"The NCAA has agreed to pay $303 million to settle a class action antitrust lawsuit representing about 7,700 volunteer college coaches who alleged the organization engaged in illegal wage fixing under a rule that prohibited schools from paying them."
"From 1992 to July 2023, the NCAA and its schools agreed to cap the number of paid coaches for Division I sports. Certain sports teams were allowed one 'volunteer coach' who would not be paid and who was restricted from receiving other benefits. The NCAA punished schools that violated that rule."
NCAA settles with unpaid coaches for $303M
The NCAA has agreed to pay $303 million to settle a class action antitrust lawsuit representing about 7,700 volunteer college coaches who alleged the organization engaged in illegal wage fixing under a rule that prohibited schools from paying them.
"The NCAA has agreed to pay $303 million to settle a class action antitrust lawsuit representing about 7,700 volunteer college coaches who alleged the organization engaged in illegal wage fixing under a rule that prohibited schools from paying them."
"From 1992 to July 2023, the NCAA and its schools agreed to cap the number of paid coaches for Division I sports. Certain sports teams were allowed one 'volunteer coach' who would not be paid and who was restricted from receiving other benefits. The NCAA punished schools that violated that rule."
"Several" college athletes are implicated in a mafia-backed betting ring
Another day, another gambling indictment with clear connections to sports.
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"Last Chance U" coach John Beam from Laney College has been shot and killed. They don't know how the suspect knew Beam but he had been known to loiter around on the Laney campus. He had played high school football at the school where Beam once worked but not when Beam was there.
And Texas A&M comes back.
South Carolina must have a really stupid quarterback if he thinks he can run it on fourth and long.
That was terrible!
GT escapes Boston College(!).
Big showdown next week in Eugene for my Trojans.
I propose a 50% tax on jock pay to go to scholars bowlsNCAA agrees to $303 million settlement with volunteer coaches
NCAA settles with unpaid coaches for $303M
The NCAA has agreed to pay $303 million to settle a class action antitrust lawsuit representing about 7,700 volunteer college coaches who alleged the organization engaged in illegal wage fixing under a rule that prohibited schools from paying them.
"The NCAA has agreed to pay $303 million to settle a class action antitrust lawsuit representing about 7,700 volunteer college coaches who alleged the organization engaged in illegal wage fixing under a rule that prohibited schools from paying them."
Yeah, WTF?! Did our defense not make the trip to Boston?
It's obvious Key wasn't happy with that performance.
There are literally ads on the Seattle-area networks featuring UW players (including QB Demon Williams) for one of the local casinos. They advise that gambling is fun, but you need to 'know your limits', and seek help if it gets to be 'too much'. It's definitely 'a choice' to name the stadium after a casino, LOL. Alaska Airlines Field at Husky Stadium is bad enough...
Georgia Tech fans and alumni were definitely annoyed by the change from "Bobby Dodd Stadium at Historic Grant Field" to "Bobby Dodd Stadium at Hyundai Field" a couple years ago, as it had been known as Grant Field for 110 years. It's different when you're renaming a site with history as opposed to a brand-new stadium. I know we're hurting for money (especially since getting rid of he-who-shall-not-be-named), but that one just felt wrong. Could be worse though, considering the names of some other places. And at least they didn't rename the stadium. (Fingers crossed! 
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