[alexsmith]

I also was under that assumption

[alexsmith]

Great reference 😂

[alexsmith]

I don’t believe so because technically he will not be enrolled until January. But I think there’s also some other rule about it

[alexsmith]

The biggest difference is that players SHOULD BE going to school to be a student, not to be a semi-pro athlete. Coaches, broadcasters, etc. are going to be a professional. It’s the same idea of you switching companies to make more money or have better opportunities.

For college athletes, we’ve seen the student part become less of a priority in the name student-athlete.

That being said, if this is going to be a semi pro thing then make it semi pro with contracts and such. But if they’re going to be student athletes, then transferring should have a focus behind academics (unless dire circumstances like coaching leave, etc.), not running for the money because then it’s no longer a student athlete idea.

Again, just one guys opinion.

[alexsmith]

I’d be shocked if he left

[alexsmith]

The Pig Farmer is rolling over in his (University of Utah) grave 😂

[alexsmith]

As someone in the student section, there was never a fire Isaac chant… there were only “Let’s go Isaac”

[alexsmith]

I’d actually like it a lot! They’re down right now, it’s been a while, and it’s a decent program so we could get a good game in the we should win by double digits but exposes some flaws to fix up prior to conference play

[alexsmith]

To be fair, I tried to get student tickets and they told me they were sold out, so it’s not the students!

[alexsmith]

The ACC will be dead by August, FSU and co. will be gone as soon as they can because they’ve learned that the ACC isn’t getting them to the playoffs anymore.

Unfortunately, the SEC AND BIG 10 we dominate the playoffs, likely with 8-9 teams from the conferences combined getting in every year. The Big 12 and ACC are not stable, even though they both believe they are and college football will become NFL lite a whole lot faster than we think

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