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Fair enough good man. I'll leave it be. Guess we won't even see the final rules for over a year and it is what it is anyway, for better or worse. Don't care to argue with ya bud...about to rewatch our 5 finger slap of the Muscocks.SMH...not gonna do it. This sucks and I and others have already shown why. You just don't wanna hear it. And don't give me that crap about how much you care about how these poor pitiful slaves that are forced to play a game for a measly scholarship worth a fortune all by itself, much less the high quality training they get to further their professional aspirations...whoops...I'm sorry I forgot...now this IS the professional aspiration for what 95%+ of college athletes..
I'm not gonna bother fighting it so I'm not here trying to convince anyone else to worry.Maybe. The board asked the divisions to come up with transparent and enforceable rules. We will see.
I think everyone will continue to get paid as usual, just more "above the table". I think states and feds just want to get their taxes. That is the ONLY ultimate change here.
A portion will be recognized, reported, and taxed. The rest will continue underground. Just like the drug market...no reason to bring it into the light unless investigated or crazy amounts need to be laundered. These kids won't make enough to need laundry services.
And it's a good thing for the players to have to pay taxes? Still not following what you are saying is the advantage here with taxes.Haha nah not about the players (as long as payments are considered gifts). More about the bagmen. I was replying to Bruin and saying within the current system people avoid taxes from the payer's side. The newer system would likely bring some of this money to the surface and taxed. Similar to any black market coming to the surface.
First championship under Saban (2009), they beat Virginia Tech, who was a regular national power at the time, to start the season. In 2011 they played Penn State, 2012...Michigan, 2015 Wisconsin and 2017 Florida State. All heavy hitters when they were scheduled and that doesn’t include the USC’s of the world when they finished just short. Yeah, they’re Bama and we’re not, but if you can’t compete with Oklahoma, beating UTC isn’t exactly advancing your program on the way to the Cheez-It Bowl.What?
Sorry he was 21.Top-20??
Uhh he's ranked 81st of QBs with 100+ dropbacks...
But if you dismiss them, then qbr?
Sawyer Smith has a 97 qbr, while the next worst in the SEC is 112. Not even close. And if Stoops played an injured QB, even worse.
Unnecessary shot at Cheez-its imoFirst championship under Saban (2009), they beat Virginia Tech, who was a regular national power at the time, to start the season. In 2011 they played Penn State, 2012...Michigan, 2015 Wisconsin and 2017 Florida State. All heavy hitters when they were scheduled and that doesn’t include the USC’s of the world when they finished just short. Yeah, they’re Bama and we’re not, but if you can’t compete with Oklahoma, beating UTC isn’t exactly advancing your program on the way to the Cheez-It Bowl.
We have idiots saying we should do the same thing with Butch. Some have never heard the phrase "pick your battles".
That’s what I’m trying to figure out. There probably isn’t any short term benefit to us for either team winning because at this point one or the other is going to the SECCG this year. I’m trying to think how we benefit long term.
I thought of this myself, but UGA would still go to Atlanta in this situation. No other team in the East will finish with two or less losses.
My thinking is that UF has fairly recently won the East and getting drilled in the title game didn’t help McElwain much. Since Kirby’s 2nd year at UGA, they have created this image of being the next Bama-level dynasty and their recruiting has taken off accordingly. It was never real bad under Richt, but Smart definitely kicked it up to another level in part on this perception that they were The Next Big Thing. I am pretty sure their fan base expected to have won a Natty by now. If they lose and don’t even win the East this year, that’s a clear three year decline from SEC Winner/National Championship runner up, to SEC East Winner only, to not even winning the division. That may not cause many in this year’s recruiting class to jump ship, but the cracks will start to show. The fan base will start questioning whether Kirby really the guy, and it will start to have an effect going forward.
We target so many more players in Georgia than we do in Florida, I think it is most in our interest for UGA to take a step back to the pack, even if it means Florida steps up this year.
Stop being a HaterIt will be worse than it is currently. How can you not see this? It is like you are refusing to see the impossibly slippery slope this is going to be. There is no salary cap, no enforcable regulations, and no way to monitor the massive and infinite flows, and no way to enforce anything if it were possible to legitimately monitor it. This is a freakin free for all where the chosen cash cows will literally destroy legitimate competition.