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UteanoogaParticipant
Sending southern teams to play in 15-20 degree weather is a huge advantage for the home team.
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UteanoogaParticipant
How much is the best SEO company in Delhi contributing to Utah’s NIL collective?
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UteanoogaParticipant
We had 0 literally. Now we have 3. That is improvement no matter how you cut it. It does not mean we will be getting trashed in Columbus next December however.
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UteanoogaParticipant
This version of playoff would be perfect for the old conferences. Put the old P12 and B12 back to gather and voila- perfect playoff.
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UteanoogaParticipant
The system is in chaos because the athletes were being treated illegally for decades and the courts finally recognized that.
Do you want to regulate how much endorsement money can be paid to LeBron in order to level the playing field for the Jazz? It is not going to happen. The salary cap helps but the Jazz are still at a financial disadvantage and will be until Utah’s population is equal to California’s (oy vey!).
Big markets pay more advertising dollars. It is that simple. Wyoming < Utah < Ohio St.
Accept it and you will be happier for it.
Yes kids are taking advantage they can- just like how the system took advantage of them for years. Adjustments will be made but the horse is out of the barn.
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UteanoogaParticipant
The changes to college sports were not driven by big $$$. Big $$$ has been involved for a long time.
The changes were immediately driven by the courts recognizing that the previous rules were illegal. This was not an attempt to improve sports. It was a judicial ruling that recognized college sports were built on an unenforceable and illegal premise.
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UteanoogaParticipant
This smacks of truth.
Utah pushed above its weight for years and now is going to have to learn to succeed within the new rules. It does not look like an easy path.
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UteanoogaParticipant
The courts ruled that the previous NIL restrictions were illegal. It is simple. There was no plan just the courts making a ruling.
That is why it looks like chaos.
Bellyache and bitch if it makes you feel better or rail against the judicial system.
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UteanoogaParticipant
He is what 18years old? It sounds like he acted immaturely which is fairly common for a young man. If he can learn from this and come back with a good attitude- that would be a win.
The team needs both quality and quantity in the QB room. The arm talent/running ability that made him an elite prospect are still there and the experience he gained last year will help his future team.
Besides- any potential transfer will come with his own set of baggage. I would welcome back a properly motivated Wilson with open arms.
I don’t expect this to happen though. Half of college football needs both quantity and quality in the QB room. He is going to be relatively cheap for many teams and he apparently wants a fresh start.
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UteanoogaParticipant
They signed as minors. Minors are not able to sign binding agreements.
Can you think of any other situation where a parent signs their kiddo to an agreement where the child will be bound after becoming an adult? It certainly is not common if there is precedent at all.
The courts determined in the cases you cited that the agreements were not legally acceptable. The courts were not trying to fix sports.
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