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Get to 20:
Pac 12 - Colorado, Arizona, Arizona State, Utah, Oregon State, Washington State (where we reunite with the Animal)
Non Pac-12 - SDSU, South Florida
Conference could produce content in all US Time Zones.
you know what's telling in that dylan edwards gets blasted video, as i pleasure myself to it for the millionth time, is that none of his teammates care that he is writhing on the ground in pain. the wr doesn't go up to check on him and turns away, the qb glances down for a sec and then walks past him. TEAM CANCER
What is ESPN's angle? They tried to burry the Big 12 on multiple occasions. What's the long game? I have a very hard time trusting them.https://twitter.com/Brett_McMurphy/status/1564953764636893185?s=20&t=Ej-ZWwyISvKT5eMi8JQM3A
That seems like really good news for the Big 12.
and what high school do you think the letters UIC stands for?Am I missing something?
https://twitter.com/247HSHoops/status/1563568436344913920?s=20&t=Mv-JiiHD5NhD4qgenp8pow
2023, bro
You think this guy is just going to forgo an entire season?
I think UIC is a high school in Chicago?
press conference tweets are getting me a little horned up for the season.
David N’Guessan being a key newcomer as well as a key loss is very impressive
likewise for Tykei Greene
It is a blatant NCAA violation for boosters to be paying the players. Anyway, the big 10 is talking about paying their athletes in the near future. The point is players are being paid as a group instead of individually and may become the norm.
Except it’s not. They just have to provide some type of service to the group. A school cannot do that.
NCAA is in the process of enforcing the boosters to not interfere with NIL deals. They just need to find out what enforcement options they have that will comply with schools leadership that runs the NCAA.
It is a blatant NCAA violation for boosters to be paying the players. Anyway, the big 10 is talking about paying their athletes in the near future. The point is players are being paid as a group instead of individually and may become the norm.
I think paying the team equal amounts per season will be the norm. Miami, TTU, and now SMU are doing it. It's wild that a school that is in a low paying G5 conference can afford to pay their team. This means most schools should be able to put up something equal to this.
Dylan seems like a high maintenance dude with little person syndrome. This situation looks to be a blessing is disguise.
That’s what I figured. If KSO staff retweets, were usually in the running if not the favorite. If GoPo staff retweets, they have no clue other than he had us in his top 20. Their message board may blow according to some, but Derek & Flando are the best when it comes to recruiting. Manbeck is pretty good as well. He’s a master at trolling the Instagram and Twitter followsDo we have a shot at this youngster? Anybody know who his mom or dad was that played for K State and when they played?No sir
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