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And now the defense. Football: Defensive Front Recruits | Addicted To Quack

An in depth look as some of the '26 class on offense. Football: Offensive Front Recruits | Addicted To Quack

Good for him. Just leave all the players behind. Oregon Ducks' assistant OL coach Cutter Leftwich hired by Kentucky

Well, the numbers are starting to come in. I wonder how this affects Utah's potential deal. Big 12 nearing private capital deal that could raise up to $500 million - Yahoo Sports Only a matter of time before the BIG 2 enter the bidding wars.

The woods are damn close in Eugene.

Duke Dukes Ducks! Why are we playing the Dukes? Due to Duke upsetting Virginia.

BAAAAD, likely done for the season. Indiana likely without DE Stephen Daley for CFP - ESPN

In October he boasted his new coach would have the top salary in the Pac-12. It came true when WSU lost their coach. But was he talking about the new Pac-12? Scott Barnes said Oregon State football coach’s pay would be ‘top of the Pac-12.’ It’s not even close - oregonlive.com Turns out No. 1 is now the new No. 6 out of 7.

I did as I thought Indy would beat tosu and I think we will win the Indy rematch. We played a below our standard game the first time around and we a deflected pass away from a possible OT game. tosu was the unknown as they hadn't played any really tough games until the BIG CShip where their worts were exposed.

Yes, but no specifics yet.

Reminds me of Lanning on the phone immediately after Georgia won the Natty. Jaron-Keawe Sagapolutele Recalls Tosh Lupoi's Late Night Visit

Speaking of the BIG, only four teams from last year's 12 team playoffs again qualified this year . . . Oregon, Indiana, Ohio State and our forum friend's Georgia Bulldogs.

Timeliness, I call El Toro Poopoo. Now instead of lungpower, you use keyboards to create girlfriends.

This could be a huge break through (sorry beavs, four-digit deals are probably the best you will be able to do in your future). Sources: University of Utah nearing landmark private equity deal expected to generate $500 million - Yahoo Sports The move isn’t completely foreign to college sports. Over the last several months, a host of schools — Kentucky, Michigan State, Clemson — have announced the creation of a private, revenue-generating entity outside of the athletic department as college sports evolves into a more professionalized ecosystem. None of those schools have partnered with an equity firm.

I am not a ND fan, but I am ok with the decision. We will see a lot of bowl games (well, I won't because I don't like the glare of empty seats staring at me from my TV) wherein the teams/players just don't care. The three main reasons are money, NIL money and ESPN/FOX/network money. There are way too many bowl games and the playoffs have rusted these other games. Most schools lose money having to purchase x number of tickets which they can't sell and going to El Paso in January to cheer on a barely .500 team just isn't a dream of min.