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I have to ask but wouldn't this be a pay for play situation? Reading over the bylaws from the NCAA when it comes to NIL https://ncaaorg.s3.amazonaws.com/ncaa/NIL/NIL_QandA.pdf Located on page 2 under question 13 its states: " Individuals and institutions in states with NIL laws or executive actions with the force of law in effect: NCAA rules, including prohibitions on pay-for-play and improper recruiting inducements, remain in effect, but NIL activities protected by state law will not impact eligibility." Some could see this as an improper recruiting inducement. Although, there is so much gray area when it comes to NIL that this could swing either ways.

I agree partly. I do think some recruits will go to teams with bigger brand power but I also see recruits going to schools in bigger cities such as USC/UCLA, Miami, maybe Washington since they will be in bigger markets. I mean imagine being the face of USC in LA. I know USC isn't what it used to be but in that market you could basically name your price.

I wonder if this is how things rolled under the previous regime..

Only 30 - 45 min of lifting?? Wonder if they are doing some sort of HIIT station changing type of training.

Well these are the same people who employ Skip Bayless and Shannon Sharpe so I wouldn't put much stock into what they say....

It has been brought up that the FCS football schedule could be moved to the spring time. I for one love that idea. I am not a big basketball fan so for me it extends the college football season even though it's FCS. It would give these FCS guys some much needed television coverage in order to show their skills. I could see people actually choosing a favorite FCS team which could give these schools additional revenue. The only draw back is how the season would correlate with the NFL draft. These seniors would still be playing when the draft is going on. How do you feel about it? What do you guys think would be the pro's and con's of moving the FCS schedule to spring?

Oh no doubt. I wonder if this will have further repercussions and would Kansas take action since some of this came under Miles watch.

https://www.usatoday.com/in-depth/sports/ncaaf/2020/11/16/lsu-ignored-campus-sexual-assault-allegations-against-derrius-guice-drake-davis-other-students/6056388002/ If this is true (not saying it isn't) Orgeron is going to be done at LSU.

Dang somebody turned on the no talent button on our defense...

We have Woody Barret coming in next season, Lowell Narcisse after that, and now Joey Gatewood in 2018. QB problem might be answered.