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Riley induced Addison to come play but won’t release Bru. Gotta love the hypocrisy.It is easy-as-pie to say that NIL should be regulated. Perfectly regulated, I will add, and by an omniscient, omnipotent, and benevolent power, incapable of error. But the regulators have always proven to be corrupt and biased, and there no reason to expect better. If you look at the most loud-mouthed complainers like Saban, Dabo, and OSU, they are the biggest crooks. So it doesn't take omniscience to sniff out that they want their old crooked ways back.
And notice that when you have a flagrant NIL case -- like, to take a random example, Riley and USC with the inducement of the Pitt WR -- you don't see the NCAA and Forde (who is happily retweeting this stuff) going after them. They are on the hunt for someone they would like to scapegoat as a fake example. But the real lesson will be that exempted favorites are still exempted in the time-tested way.
We are compelled -- against our dearest and most pious wishes -- to finally concede that legal payment through NIL are preferable to under-the-table money together with the inevitable under-the-table regulation.
So while the new NIL system is not the best of all possible worlds, we need to appreciate that this least worst option (if someone wants to look at it that way) is the least worst choice in the only actual world that we have any knowledge of.
This in explanation of my earlier remark. But I'm not going to write a whole essay explaining this in detail. I only wish to explain my reaction to talk about NIL regulation. And the reason I earlier brought up the heinous and shameful ongoing coverup at Penn State is because it is as strong a proof as any reasonable person could require that the NCAA is playing favorites (by ignoring Penn State) at the very moment they are loudly pretending to be the even handed cop who is going to "save football." And so are all the journalists playing along.
Tennessee leads slightly for Tomarrion Parker according to Chad Simmons. Clemson and Florida still involved though.@Bassmaster_Vol
We need some hot Tennessee recruiting gossip to talk about. Something to make the board melt down would be good. Whatcha got?
He’s adorable. Go ahead and crown him.There's a 4-year-old from Gallatin that's in the competition.
Tennessee boy, 4, lands USA Mullet Championship's top 25 list | WZTV (fox17.com)
They just bought up the CA market...might as well be the whole West Coast. Huge.Don’t see how they validate those numbers with that crap conference. No one wants to watch their games.
Beat me to it.Unless they're taking their check(s) and giving it to their NIL collective, I don't see how this makes any/all of the programs better.
Otherwise it's just hounds, in the form of college football programs, bringing a kill home for the master (universities). A lot of people that have nothing to do with the programs will get raises, the coaches will probably get raises. Some new buildings. The stuff that's been happening for decades.
This is the era of the player. I'd rather have our collective be a part of a major media deal.
It that like Blackberry Farms?Townsend itself isn't expensive like that, just BlackBerry Mtn homes. Private community. Several "stars" have homes there.
Yes. Some are private residences. Blackberry Mountain club is on the other side of 321. Back behind walland center. It’s a really nice place up on the mountain. The Bealls are in that one tooIt that like Blackberry Farms?
We once looked up the cost to stay there and one of the rooms was like $4,500/night. We said ok that's so cheap why not and booked it for a month. We sold our house and paid it off. Currently homeless, but well worth it.
What a dang studThere's a 4-year-old from Gallatin that's in the competition.
Tennessee boy, 4, lands USA Mullet Championship's top 25 list | WZTV (fox17.com)
There's a 4-year-old from Gallatin that's in the competition.
Tennessee boy, 4, lands USA Mullet Championship's top 25 list | WZTV (fox17.com)