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Let’s not do this to ourselves anymore. Because no matter the answer we get, we still don’t know. The Whittlight Zone has fried our brains when it comes to injuries. Whoever runs out Saturday is who’s playing.

Incorrect. That was USC these past few years, but it seems that they now realize their brand name alone and blueblood status isn’t going to recruit itself like it did 20 or even 10 years ago. No kid is gonna choose USC and no money over Oregon and 50k just because USC is a blueblood. USC started falling behind, but from what I’ve seen a few peo…[Read more]

You know what time it is?!?!?! Game time! (Decision)

Reid might play

You know, now that players can leave programs whenever they want as many times as they want, don’t you think that schools should be able to cut or let go players who haven’t performed adequately? It’s a brutal concept because, for a lot of these guys, there’s no way that they’d be able to go to school without a football scholarship. And maybe…[Read more]

Yup. Utah at the moment is a top level player developer for the blue crew. Enjoying the rest of the season. It’s been a good run.

I’m not disagreeing with you. It’s just that USC also isn’t stupid. Sure, they overpay, but they overpay for guys who come with proven credentials, not players who haven’t played a down of college football.

USC has 6 billionaires funding their NIL right now and are Way overpaying players to get signatures from them.

I’ll just leave it at that.

This is going to be a usc vs Oregon battle and I’d be shocked if usc gets outbid

That’s the name of the game now. And blue blood programs, with schools like USC leading the way, are using it in a consistent manner.

Just look at all of the players that USC has gotten via the portal in the last couple of seasons. The list is almost endless

They essentially are using other, less powerful schools as a form of feeder system…[Read more]

I’m close to a couple of guys who are members of “House of Victory” (the USC NIL collective), and they gave me a thumbnail sketch of how USC uses its NIL. Branch was a highly touted recruit out of Las Vegas last year and did get some NIL to sway his decision to play at USC (well, that and also playing with Caleb and in an extremely…[Read more]

Quite possible that had Aaron played for Utah one season, that he possibly would have looked to tran$$$$fer looking for more NIL cash the next season anyway.

Insecurities….brother it’s just a game. Are you projecting? It’s ok if you are. Some Fan harder that others. I don’t judge.
What I and Miami are saying are factual. Some see facts as being “negative” or not being a “true fan” whatever the Hell that means.

Facts are more offensive talent will leave or not commit altogether. Kids wanna be…[Read more]

It was odd seeing him draw up a passing play on first down on almost every down of that ASU game.

It was odd seeing him draw up a passing play on first down on almost every down of that ASU game.

You’re kidding, right?

The only people making that kind of money, at any school, are veteran, proven SKILL players and that’s mostly QBs.

No school is going to make a million-dollar offer to an unproven, untried OL who’s not even close to being the best player in his class at his position. It doesn’t make sense.

This is what 247 Sports has to…[Read more]

I guess their beat writer is wrong. Jesus. You are right and I was wrong. Are you feeling better?

Let’s even take NIL out of the discussion. Why would a 4☆ of any position on offense see this product on a weekly basis, the way the coaches don’t make adjustments or don’t seem to learn from mistakes (even after a damn bye week) plus the energy around the team and want to come here currently? All is not lost. We have 6 or more games left to w…[Read more]

Coach Kjar is someone I would like to add to the staff in some capacity. Plenty of high school coaches have made the jump on offense and have done well. I get that some have done poorly, but its a chance I would take.