College Football Thread

[Rico 2,948]

You can't make this stuff up:

https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/alabama-qb-tyler-buchner-enters-transfer-portal-to-return-to-notre-dame-as-lacrosse-player-per-report/

[Hovadipo 53,858]

52 minutes ago, Lebowski said:

Here we go. 

https://sports.yahoo.com/ncaa-proposing-new-college-athletics-subdivision-rooted-in-direct-athlete-compensation-145051537.html

The part that confuses me from Dellenger’s twitter thread is that apparently schools in this division would still compete with everyone else for NCAA titles? Everything else seems fairly reasonable considering the office it’s coming from. 

[Alford Bailey 12,300]

It’s all gonna be make believe before long. Made up story lines for maximum clicks.

[Demo 18,705]

That’s insane if true. As the 4th pick last year, which must be close to Harrison’s landing spot, Anthony Richardson got a signing bonus of 21 mil over the life of the deal. So, what, 6 mil a year or so with salary included? Better be a stronga$$ insurance policy involved as well.

[Stuhoo 77,515]

15 minutes ago, Demo said:

That’s insane if true. As the 4th pick last year, which must be close to Harrison’s landing spot, Anthony Richardson got a signing bonus of 21 mil over the life of the deal. So, what, 6 mil a year or so with salary included? Better be a stronga$$ insurance policy involved as well.

Not so crazy. Why shouldn't a top ten team's football revenue, and therefore their player budget rival that of an NFL team? Not sure how college can compete with a multi-year pro deal though.

If open season NIL is what they wanted and what's allowed, this is a logical progression. It's the New York Yankees vs the Oakland A's college football style.

[Hovadipo 53,858]

7 minutes ago, Demo said:

That’s insane if true. As the 4th pick last year, which must be close to Harrison’s landing spot, Anthony Richardson got a signing bonus of 21 mil over the life of the deal. So, what, 6 mil a year or so with salary included? Better be a stronga$$ insurance policy involved as well.

I think he's going to go #2. Last year his old QB got $36 million guaranteed at 2. There's just no way, but even if it is true, it would be such a bad idea. Insurance like you said, quality of life, etc. Resources at OSU are not topped at the college level, but still don't compare to NFL resources.

[Demo 18,705]

6 minutes ago, Stuhoo said:

Not so crazy. Why shouldn't a top ten team's football revenue, and therefore their player budget rival that of an NFL team? Not sure how college can compete with a multi-year pro deal though.

If open season NIL is what they wanted and what's allowed, this is a logical progression. It's the New York Yankees vs the Oakland A's college football style.

Yeah, I didn’t make that clear at all. Not insane for them to offer it. I’m sure they can. It’d be nuts for him to take it. Risking the possibility of making 9 figures over a career for a de facto guaranteed 1 year deal plus insurance should be a total non-starter for him.

[Stuhoo 77,515]

5 minutes ago, Demo said:

Yeah, I didn’t make that clear at all. Not insane for them to offer it. I’m sure they can. It’d be nuts for him to take it. Risking the possibility of making 9 figures over a career for a de facto guaranteed 1 year deal plus insurance should be a total non-starter for him.

So why can't OSU offer him an insurance policy funded by their NIL collective?

[Hovadipo 53,858]

4 minutes ago, Stuhoo said:

So why can't OSU offer him an insurance policy funded by their NIL collective?

Why would someone at the tippy top of their sport want to play anywhere but in the best league? 

[Stuhoo 77,515]

7 minutes ago, Hovadipo said:

Why would someone at the tippy top of their sport want to play anywhere but in the best league? 

True. True.

 

[Demo 18,705]

9 minutes ago, Stuhoo said:

So why can't OSU offer him an insurance policy funded by their NIL collective?

Can they buy it for him directly or would they have to just work it into however payments are made to the player? Seems silly not to be able to.

[Rico 2,948]

Ohio St. sucks too...

[go iu bb 5,294]

1 hour ago, Demo said:

That’s insane if true. As the 4th pick last year, which must be close to Harrison’s landing spot, Anthony Richardson got a signing bonus of 21 mil over the life of the deal. So, what, 6 mil a year or so with salary included? Better be a stronga$$ insurance policy involved as well.

They would be short-sighted to stay, imo. More likely to hurt draft position than help and always the possibility of injury. They should go pro. 

[LamarCheeks 17,346]

JMU hires Holy Cross coach -- Bob Chesney -- to replace Coach Cig. 

[Josh 12,446]

4 hours ago, go iu bb said:

They would be short-sighted to stay, imo. More likely to hurt draft position than help and always the possibility of injury. They should go pro. 

Agreed.  Plus that NFL pension is amazing.  Start on the pension plan asap

[JSHoosier 19,700]

26 minutes ago, LamarCheeks said:

JMU hires Holy Cross coach -- Bob Chesney -- to replace Coach Cig. 

111-46 for his career.

[Class of '66 Old Fart 82,695]

Mike Schumann @ The Daily Hoosier @daily_hoosier

 

Former Indiana OC Kalen DeBoer just won the Home Depot National Head Coach of the Year.

[go iu bb 5,294]

24 minutes ago, Class of '66 Old Fart said:

Mike Schumann @ The Daily Hoosier @daily_hoosier

 

Former Indiana OC Kalen DeBoer just won the Home Depot National Head Coach of the Year.

Well deserved.

[Brass Cannon 24,083]

On 12/7/2023 at 11:31 AM, go iu bb said:

They would be short-sighted to stay, imo. More likely to hurt draft position than help and always the possibility of injury. They should go pro. 

I think the NFL will need to change how they do guaranteed money on rookie contracts if they want to prevent this from being a real problem 

[Class of '66 Old Fart 82,695]

The Daily Hoosier -

And now former IU QB Michael Penix, Jr. has won the Maxwell Award, given to college football's best player.