B1G basically saying we don’t needand
. Don’t like it go somewhere else bum ass cheating programs
I hope you idiots actually sign your program away to private equity
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I hope you idiots actually sign your program away to private equity
Whips-n-Chains
Chi
Between IU and OSU? We'll find out the B1GCG unless one of them massively fukks up... They both shared a common opponent the last 2 weeks, and OSU (albeit at home) had very little trouble with PSU and IU needed an epic drive to win. Again, the home environment helped out PSU a lot.
A&M and Bama I agree would be very close.
The Heisman Trophy will be decided on championship weekend
Whips-n-Chains
Chi
Who are your 4?
Ron Mexico
Superstar
fukk all Sayin talk
A real Heisman moment right here.
A real Heisman moment right here.
TUA TAGOVAILOA
Superstar
Simpson, Mendoza, Reed, Sayin
Whips-n-Chains
Chi
I'd agree but I'll put Reed 4th...
Someone explain the equity deal to me like I'm 5. So if the big 10 were to do it, each team would get a large sum up front, but over time they'll end up paying back more than they ended up getting originally?!?!
I get it for smaller schools like Purdue or Rutgers, but why would Oregon or Ohio State do it, I would think those schools have big enough brands and cache to not need the money like that.
And if they did end up doing it, would Michigan and USC go independent? Those brands are definitely big enough to do so and would open some crazy deals possibly, like both playing the SEC or ACC like Notre Dame.
Or hell, what of Notre Dame, Michigan, and USC make a partnership to play each other regularly each season and then they all do their own thing.
I get it for smaller schools like Purdue or Rutgers, but why would Oregon or Ohio State do it, I would think those schools have big enough brands and cache to not need the money like that.
And if they did end up doing it, would Michigan and USC go independent? Those brands are definitely big enough to do so and would open some crazy deals possibly, like both playing the SEC or ACC like Notre Dame.
Or hell, what of Notre Dame, Michigan, and USC make a partnership to play each other regularly each season and then they all do their own thing.
fukk all Sayin talk
A real Heisman moment right here.
Only Jeremiah we talkin bout is Smith
. Heisman moments every game
Trust Me
Coli Prophet
Lose UM and USC and see how that ‘deal’ gets reworked.B1G basically saying we don’t need
They’re not very bright.I hope you idiots actually sign your program away to private equity
fukk all Sayin talk
A real Heisman moment right here.
Playing against the academy that ‘developed’ our one and only @smitty22
Still feel like he accomplished something?
ReturnOfJudah
Veteran
Essentially yes. You get a huge infusion of cash on the front end but end up get milked dry on the backend. PE will strip down anything to the bare bones to get out of the red.
Why would OSU and Oregon do such a short sighted deal?
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Ah ok, I figured as much, yeah I'm not seeing how this is good for bigger schools at all really, smaller schools, yeah they don't get left behind and shyt when/if a super conference is made.Essentially yes. You get a huge infusion of cash on the front end but end up get milked dry on the backend. PE will strip down anything to the bare bones to get out of the red.
Why would OSU and Oregon do such a short sighted deal?
Ohio State Athletics claims $37.7 million deficit in Monday NCAA report
Despite recent major wins — including this year’s College Football Playoff National Championship title — the Ohio State Department of Athletics has recorded net losses, a recent report to the National Collegiate Athletic Association shows. In a membership report for the 2024 fiscal year released...
Facility-rich and cash-poor, the Oregon Ducks need your donations
Phil Knight’s financing plan for Oregon’s Best-in-class Arena put the Athletic Department in a huge financial hole. AD Rob Mullens needs your donations to dig out the Ducks.
Whips-n-Chains
Chi
The PE deal would be the ultimate laugh now cry later move