2024 college football offseason thread

When Bob Huggins could do your intervention, things have gotten out of hand.

 

Court rules college athletes could be employees

 

Kid's gotta kill someone on the road while drunk before Gundy will do anything about it.

(Blue font, folks ... good grief, is Gundy FOS ... )

 

Travel money saver for UCLA, which will play Utah and Cal instead.

And yeah it's one fewer loss, each year, for UCLA, but UCLA knew it would lose going in. And it's not like Utah in SLC is some joke; UCLA has lost four straight there.

 

If Gundy ever gets a DUI he's going to regret that public statement.

 

For NIL, Texas aTm laid off 18 people in the athletic department ahead of House vs. NCAA decision.

 

He’ll never get one in Stillwater.

 

Yeah, but there are a lot more OU fans than OSU fans. All it takes is the wrong state trooper.

 

UCLA probably would have lost, since it's Georgia, who nobody in the SEC can beat either. But it's 6-1 vs. the SEC in this century.

 

Isn't most that Alberts wanting his own people in the building?

 

I don’t think you execute that many people at once without finances being involved to some degree.