Recent content by ssckelley

That was unexpected, Michigan at times looks unbeatable.

Even if it only increases the parity for the top 40 teams that's still better than 5. I'm ok with the group of 5 becoming the developmental leagues for Big Ten, $EC, Big 12, and ACC schools. There will always be an occasional Cinderella story emerging from them. I feel like the FCS was...

Interesting

You know we came dang close this past season. All we needed was a couple of breaks in those 4 losses. We proved we could compete with Indiana, I was at that game and we should have won.

That was a very good article, one that probably got overlooked at the time. The only piece that was missing is the fact some of those schools were paying those top recruits from the start. Obviously Wetzel couldn't bring that up or he would have been slapped with lawsuits. He mentioned...

Gives me a little hope that it could happen some day at Iowa.

I LOVE it! The NIL rules exposed the $EC and leveled the playing field.

Koen Entringer to Louisville, someone explain that one to me. I thought for sure he was following Woods to MSU since he is from Michigan.

Sabin will still deny it, he acts like he ran Alabama squeaky clean. I laughed when I listened to him talk against the NIL making it out how it was not going to be good for college football when we all knew the real reason why he was against it was because it evened the playing field. I'll...

For sure, Miami had it easy having to go through the $EC.

This is the trade off, while the NIL now means free agency for the players which hurts us when following our favorite players there's now an even playing field with the $EC as paying players is something they have been doing all along and Clemson was probably right in there with them. The days...

eye popping stats at Elon, he was getting interest from Purdue I think. Not too concerned about his size, speed will be the key here. Hopefully he can simply run past or around the bigger offensive tackles.

Plus I think ISU just got a big lineman from Auburn.

Because you can't teach 6'2 300 lbs with experience that isn't asking for a bunch of money.

Nick Saban, who ESPN treats like a saint, was adamantly against NIL and I don't think it's a coincidence that he retired from coaching shortly after paying players became legal. He followed the money from Michigan State, to LSU, and landed at Alabama there is no way to convince me he didn't...