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right, which I essentially said in my post. It isn’t the player I’m angry at for taking money. It is these uber wealthy people that could do so much good with their money that instead choose to spend it on stuff like this.

I would have liked Jake to return, but I can understand him leaving if he’s getting that much money. I certainly wouldn’t want Utah to pay him that much.

I think ultimately he will get fewer minutes at Clemson than he would have at Utah.

Noted and fixed…thanks.

from utahtickets.com

22 fOREVER SPRING GAME
Utah Football’s 22 Forever Spring Game returns to Rice-Eccles Stadium on April 19, 2025, at 1 p.m., benefiting the 22 Forever Memorial Scholarship in honor of Ty Jordan and Aaron Lowe.

Ticket Prices:

Bleachers: $10
Chairbacks: $22
Premium: $50
All tickets will be sold on the east side of the s…[Read more]

Yea. Not worth it. IMO.

Let Alex Cook. He will Get This Thing turned around.

Yea. Not worth it. IMO.

Let Alex Cook. He will Get This Thing turned around.

Good point, I like seeing the depth play in games we have in hand and this is another chance to see them play and what we’ve got in the pipeline even if it’s a glorified scrimmage.

Proceeds from the game go to the 22 Forever Scholarship fund. That’s may be a big reason why we are still holding the game.

No starters will play – two reasons – no need for silly injuries and no need for poachers to see what we have. This will be a nice opportunity to see the two, threes and fours.

Should be fun.

I was thinking about taking my wife and kids but I saw that tickets were $10-$22 each.

So much for a game that used to be free.

I’m about done with this.

That is a crazy number if accurate. Good for Wahlin. He would be a terrific part of Alex’s team with his defensive skill and willingness to work which is showing up with improved play. He is becoming a good shooter. I hope he’ll continue to improve at Clemson because I know he would have here.

As he states, these are estimates, but this is just for transfers and doesn’t include what YBU and others are spending on high school recruits, Euros, and retaining current players.

Evan Miyakawa
@EvanMiya
Here are the CBB programs that are *estimated* to have spent the most NIL money on incoming transfers this offseason so far.

Michigan 8.8…[Read more]

Don’t hate the player, hate the game.

what the heck? A million for being a below average college basketball player? If that is true it honestly makes me angry. Not because he’s getting paid, but because there are people in this world that would rather throw millions of dollars at their favorite basketball team to pay their players rather than using that money for good. There is a lot…[Read more]

Well, good luck to him in Upstate South Carolina…if he’s getting $1M from Clemson based on his performance last year, he must have a great agent.

There was a game-time decision not to play Rising.

All I know is that Whit better come up with some way to fake a career-ending injury for Devon Dampier so he doesn’t get poached.

good one for sure, but no help.

Very good.

Admittedly, Krindorr demonstrates an ability to be less biased than I am. I told myself I wasn’t going to drink any of the off-season koolaid this year….BUT when I started hearing all of the reports on Dampiers, I said fill up my Stanley! It tastes soooo good when it hits the lips!!

The insiders who have shared what they saw in Spring practice…[Read more]