Recent content by Volfanstucknga

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So with this logic, as long as the player keeps getting injured, we just add the number of games played, subtract how many games he could have played, and assess the number of eligible years left? Goodness. I could see some guys granted an 8th, or 9th season. Heck, during the time they're not...

Maybe freak out is not warranted, but concerned is. That list of DT's is short on experience and small in stature. DT's tire out quick and need constant rotation. A couple of injuries and we're cooked. Lastly, it would be nice to see a couple guys in the 310-325# range for short yardage sneak...

I like the portal pick ups. Need two more DT's & a serviceable 3rd QB & let's roll!!!

Going back to daddy Kiffin?

Agree. This is a huge problem for any college team without $25+ mill to spend every year. Something has to rein this in. This is one of the reasons I'm rooting for IU in the natty. Their collective is less than $14 mill. On another note, I'd like to chime in on the present needs. It would be...

My ire is directed at the future of college football. I'm not blaming the kids that are working the system. This is the current landscape. As a fan, I'm DISGUSTED at the state of a collegiate, now semi-pro sports that I dearly loved. I miss the days where the fight song and logo on the players...

Ahh yes, another one kicks the tires for a raise. Meanwhile the college football landscape gets a little colder to the radically football loving heart. 18-20 yr old's wanting more and more from hard working citizens making a third of their NIL proceeds. If the common man could dig just a little...

Joey for two main reasons. 1) Familiar with the play book and WR timing. 2) Joey plays better after getting knocked around. Ty plays scared when he gets roughed up.

Carter and Tee were good tacklers, but seemed to be running in quick-sand often. Also, bad angles were taken too many times in pursuit. LB core could and should improve in 2026. Speed kills.

I for one never rejoiced in the NIL movement. It is legalized insanity to pay a freshman QB millions of dollars to often fail or ride the pine. The NCAA should have capped an income for players and allowed the universities to pay them. A modest salary. The original premise was they didn't have...

Most players don't care about the mission, just the next highest bidder for there services.

Star Thomas was most certainly not a mid-level ACC running back. He was impressive in the small sample he was given. Best spin since Monterio Hardesty.

No matter how bad a collegiate football program gets...Michigan can always say, "hold my beer."

If Bielama did this to Heup I'd be livid, but since he did it to Beamer...I'm amused. Can't stand him after the signal scandal.