CNCVol88
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It was the right thing to do. It's the NCAAs fault it came to litigation that neutered them for it to happen. If they would have just been reasonable all these anti trust suits that they keep getting wouldn't have never happened.
This is what fans wanted.
Pay them!
This is what radio host and media personalities put in the heads of casual fans without knowing how bad of a wreck it would cause.
It’s a talent issue..those leaving aren’t starters in any SEC team not named Vanderbilt. Matthew’s being the exception and his 7 catches for 90 yards is up for debate.Because it's not a talent issue. It's a coaching issue. Pope should be the one being told don't let the door hit ya where the good Lord split ya.
Our talent evaluation is fine. It's the talent development that's bad and that's the coachingOSU was a measuring stick, and we were completely outclassed on both sides of the ball.
We need playmakers, and we have zero at WR. If it takes losing 6 to get 1 legitimate playmaking WR then Heupel is doing the right thing by blowing up that room and letting everyone walk. His scheme has been neutralized by the shell defenses they’re playing now, so you have to win one on one which the majority of our guys can’t do consistently.
The bigger issue is talent evaluation at the OL and WR spots isn’t good enough. Whatever the program is doing evaluating kids at those two positions needs to be addressed. Then you can flip the coaches.
Time will tell if the gamble pays off.
It's a coaching issue. Thornton and brazzel were both sought after in the portal and disappeared once coming here.It’s a talent issue..those leaving aren’t starters in any SEC team not named Vanderbilt. Matthew’s being the exception and his 7 catches for 90 yards is up for debate.
Webb ended up at Wake Forest and Maryland for a reason.
If paying them isn’t the issue then players wouldn’t use another teams offer as a tool/threat.Yeah this is just wrong. Paying them isn't and will never be the issue and it's always been the right thing to do. The issue is it took litigation and dragging the NCAA kicking and screaming into doing it and that litigation completely neutered their ability to regulate without a literal act of Congress to give them an anti-trust exemption. If they were humble from the beginning and didn't abuse their power they could have limited how the portal works and regulated how things like NIL collectives work. They can't now and Congress won't do jack like they always do.
Don’t mind kids making money, but I’ll say what no one else is. When the NCAA wasn’t proactive ahead of the California Supreme Court ruling that permitted these athletes to be compensated, instead of trying to structure a xfer portal and guidelines for NIL, they largely went hands off and the “collectives” filled the vacuum it created. That’s what we’re seeing now. I have no idea how you get guardrails on it now. Good for us that Congress may step in here and really muddy the waters. Yea us!This is what fans wanted.
Pay them!
This is what radio host and media personalities put in the heads of casual fans without knowing how bad of a wreck it would cause.
Thornton didn’t disappear, I saw many passes he dropped and an injury that hampered him. Also saw him run like a gazelle from time to time. Brazzel coming in from Tulane isn’t a coaching issue he was at Tulane for a reason. The old saying as a coach, I make the lineup out…it’s your job to make sure you’re in itIt's a coaching issue. Thornton and brazzel were both sought after in the portal and disappeared once coming here.
That's such a first order thinking way to look at it.If paying them isn’t the issue then players wouldn’t use another teams offer as a tool/threat.
If you don’t mind kids making money, you can’t mind the chaos that follows. It won’t ever be uniformed as not all states abide by the same rules (high school) and not all colleges have the same funds.Don’t mind kids making money, but I’ll say what no one else is. When the NCAA wasn’t proactive ahead of the California Supreme Court ruling that permitted these athletes to be compensated, instead of trying to structure a xfer portal and guidelines for NIL, they largely went hands off and the “collectives” filled the vacuum it created. That’s what we’re seeing now. I have no idea how you get guardrails on it now. Good for us that Congress may step in here and really muddy the waters. Yea us!