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    • #242897
      CityCreekUte
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      https://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/44674085/how-tennessee-clawed-back-some-power-saying-goodbye-qb-nico-iamaleava

      I think the silver lining here is that the short eligibility window will create a sort of ceiling for this kind of crap.

      Where in the pro world it’s different.. i.e. the Mavericks trading Luka was professional malpractice of the worst kind because he might play another 10-15 years letting a brat go who can play at most 3 more and when you have guys breaking down the door each year it can’t be that bad. Hell they already have the #1 2026 qb recruit committed. I think what’s been going on at Texas is probably not that far different but being handled slightly more professionally.

    • #242256
      CityCreekUte
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      First saw the headline expecting it to be about poor on field performance.

      Didn’t know this about his personality.

    • #240810
      CityCreekUte
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      Just a huge meh.

      More excited about a probably mediocre UCLA than the rest of the schedule.

      Can’t hate the relegation conference enough.

    • #239110
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      CityCreekUte
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      One of life’s few absolute truths is that there is no going back.

      The NIL/Portal world is upon us.

      The rest of it doesn’t matter.

    • #238255
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      CityCreekUte
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      I dunno.. he’s got to work his ass off and prove he’s not a spoiled brat on the one hand while not seemingly he’s making a show of working his ass of and not being a spoiled brat. And on the other that he’s as talented as advertised, which includes overcoming some horrendous play as the year went on and on top of that not be a cancer on the locker room.

      Fair or not to him or to the program this is a divorce that might have been better for all parties.

    • #237869
      CityCreekUte
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      whether he’s good or not doesn’t really impact the excitement.

      of which I have 0

    • #237711
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      CityCreekUte
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      Why is the NFL the most successful professional sports league?

      Hard salary caps. Revenue sharing. Scheduling by record.

      You’d think other sports would at least try to emulate it.

    • #237121
      CityCreekUte
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      I think for Huard it is probably a reflection of OC. Otherwise doesn’t make sense

    • #243048
      CityCreekUte
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      Until college BB changes significantly it will ONLY be about football for me anymore.

    • #238371
      CityCreekUte
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      Competition is great if the people judging the competition get the winner right once in awhile

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