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Wake ranked for the first time since 2008! Purdue hasn't been ranked since 2007. They're in the 2nd worst streak for P5 right now. The worst is Indiana, who hasn't been ranked since Nineteen Ninety-Four
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Joey Freshwater posted:I’ve hammered on this already but he’s not going anywhere. It’s been a year +4 games and all the best players are freshman and sophomores that he brought in, not counting Jennings. Having that big time QB recruit next year will hopefully help. So much of our issues stem from that position.
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Joey Freshwater posted:I’ve hammered on this already but he’s not going anywhere. It’s been a year +4 games and all the best players are freshman and sophomores that he brought in, not counting Jennings. I mean yes a rebuild but like rebuilding Tennessee should still not lose to "everyone except Chattanooga" Granted you're right that Pruitt isn't gonna get fired any time soon but woof
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Schiano would be a good hire for Rutgers because they honestly can't get any worse than they are. But Schiano isn't going to get Rutgers back to their Big East Glory Days in the Big Ten East.
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D.N. Nation posted:Wake ranked for the first time since 2008! Last time Wake Forest was ranked the housing market crashed. All the indicators are here that it might happen again.
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Sep 30, 2019 03:43
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I never thought of Wake Forest football as the harbingers of doom, but it makes so sense now.
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Komet posted:Schiano would be a good hire for Rutgers because they honestly can't get any worse than they are. But Schiano isn't going to get Rutgers back to their Big East Glory Days in the Big Ten East. If he can work them up to "not complete loving embarrassments" it'll get him a statue
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hifi posted:how is asu ranked 20 Just more evidence that no one that ranks the teams watches the games. ASU would have lost for sure if Garbers didn't get injured in the first half
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Hell week yay
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Gardner Minshew is the goat but I dont know if I would want him hanging out with my nieces and nephews without supervision. Thanks that’s my post. E: It’s also in the wrong thread but it should be spread far and wide. colachute fucked around with this message at 12:59 on Sep 30, 2019 |
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Sep 30, 2019 12:48
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kittenmittons posted:I never thought of Wake Forest football as the harbingers of doom, but it makes so sense now. Wake Forest Football killed Tommy Bowden and gave rise to the Evil Dabo Swinney. They are directly responsible for Clemson today. drewhead fucked around with this message at 14:06 on Sep 30, 2019 |
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Sep 30, 2019 12:58
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colachute posted:Gardner Minshew is the goat but I dont know if I would want him hanging out with my nieces and nephews without supervision. I do. They need to get introduced to good weed early so they don't get scammed in high school.
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Oops we were talking about it in the wrong thread. California's bill passed: https://twitter.com/FredNBCLA/status/1178668294401716224
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Breaking: Antonio Brown transfers to California college
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Sep 30, 2019 15:35
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Grittybeard posted:Oops we were talking about it in the wrong thread. Should be fun to watch. Is the NCAA sanctioning every school and a bunch of players in the state of California a possibility?
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PostNouveau posted:Should be fun to watch. Is the NCAA sanctioning every school and a bunch of players in the state of California a possibility? They’re gonna give the death penalty to the entire Pac 12 conference.
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Sep 30, 2019 15:41
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I mean, it won't be relevant til the next time there's a player in California worth an endorsement deal... /hottake.
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Scarf posted:I mean, it won't be relevant til the next time there's a player in California worth an endorsement deal... I assumed they meant, like, schools using the athletes' images in promotional material based on the tweet.
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most of the football was real bad this weekend. two of my teams were bye and one lost to vanderbilt, but i didn't watch much bc my wife had art shows all weekend. when i did my bet slip this morning i did it as fast as possible - the more i think the shittier i play - and so i scrolled right past auburn -3 thinking about depositing more in my account to pick that up, but also trying to keep to my rules about gambling this season. i've run out of deposits.
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PostNouveau posted:I assumed they meant, like, schools using the athletes' images in promotional material based on the tweet. Cue every business owning booster suddenly running ads with at least someone on their school's roster
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dirty shrimp money posted:Cue every business owning booster suddenly running ads with at least someone on their school's roster good
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fast cars loose anus posted:If he can work them up to "not complete loving embarrassments" it'll get him a statue I realize as I type it that this is an incredibly bleak statement, but I don't see any reason Rutgers can't be as good as Indiana.
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People are really gonna bitch about the first recruiting pitch that includes a lucrative ad campaign. gently caress em.
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It's all going to be local ads, and it's all going to be pretty small potatoes. It's not like Nike and Gatorade's partners in not-California are going to abide them handing a hundred thousand to some Oregon or USC player (not over the table, anyway).
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General Dog posted:It's all going to be local ads, and it's all going to be pretty small potatoes. It's not like Nike and Gatorade's partners in not-California are going to abide them handing a hundred thousand to some Oregon or USC player (not over the table, anyway). For now.
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Sep 30, 2019 16:45
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General Dog posted:I realize as I type it that this is an incredibly bleak statement, but I don't see any reason Rutgers can't be as good as Indiana. Indiana is the worst program in the country over the last 25 years. They can aspire higher than that.
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Sep 30, 2019 16:54
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General Dog posted:I realize as I type it that this is an incredibly bleak statement, but I don't see any reason Rutgers can't be as good as Indiana. I don't know? How big is Rutgers Penix? It takes a big Penix to be good.
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Sep 30, 2019 16:58
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The second California wins some court cases on this (they won't with this scotus) Alabama players are going to start getting car dealership ads
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Sep 30, 2019 16:58
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colachute posted:For now. It will be interesting in a few years when legal endorsements are the law of the land what sort of gentlemen's agreements emerge in regards to the big advertisers (Nike, Adidas, Gatorade, etc). Will the big brands hold off on signing any 5-stars until after signing day? What happens when a player with an Adidas school signs a deal with Nike?
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Sep 30, 2019 16:59
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That's going to be such a tool for bribing recruits. Rich programs will benefit the most, as usual.
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LLCoolJD posted:That's going to be such a tool for bribing recruits. Rich programs will benefit the most, as usual. Like they aren't already? NCAA could have easily gotten out ahead of this (done some sort of endorsement sharing deal, for example, or force it all into trusts that would pay out post-college), but nooo.
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oh no what will we do if rich programs have a recruiting advantage. There are already similar bills popping up in other states and the NCAA, for all their doom and gloom bullshit, had already started looking at it before the California law passed. It's inevitable that it goes national in the near future
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Sep 30, 2019 17:04
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Already putting in my preorder for NCAA Football 2025 (with real names and likenesses!)
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The universities most prominently use player likenesses and images to advertise themselves and athletes should absolutely be paid for it
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The real question about the NCAA football games is that generally the likenesses are a few different models that have a close proximity to what the player looks like sometimes maybe If this was a few years ago would Josh Dobbs have eyebrows in the game?
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Raku posted:The second California wins some court cases on this (they won't with this scotus) Alabama players are going to start getting car dealership ads I would think scotus loves it since I'm sure businesses all over want to make money more directly off these kids
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Sep 30, 2019 18:04
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Does this mean I can get an "official" jersey with something other than 1 or 19 on it this year? I'd happily pay George Karlaftis for the one he's wearing.
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Adun posted:Already putting in my preorder for NCAA Football 2025 (with real names and likenesses!) Yeah this is best thing about it. That, and people actually getting paid for risking CTE. But get ready for Auburn to be #1 at recruiting.
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Will this only apply to state schools or would Stanford also be in on this?
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Joey Freshwater posted:The real question about the NCAA football games is that generally the likenesses are a few different models that have a close proximity to what the player looks like sometimes maybe The player likeness thing always felt like it was somewhere between depicting reality and generic interpretation of the overall team when it came to the video game issue.
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