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Originally posted by CalSOONER View Post
Deion playing the race card there?
Not to mention, his whole supposition is inane.Last edited by AdonijahAijalon; 05-20-2022, 03:23 AM.
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The conversation here has been about Saban vs Jimbo. But listen to what Saban is actually saying - about how it affects other non-revenue generating sports. There's a lot of truth to what he's saying. Bob was another guy who was phenomenal at predicting what consequences said changes would have etc. I'd love to hear his thoughts on this matter as well. Not in a public forum. It's PC to say it's good for players but is it really good for the sport? Do we want to keep doing things that are good for players just to get to a point where it destroys the sport, passion of fan base, etc?
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Originally posted by EatLeadCommie View Post
You mean like OU has now done with its football, basketball, and softball players?
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Saban doesn't just say shit like that for no reason. Bama has millions invested in recruiting and you know they have evidence. The NCAA is in no position to track it down and enforce anything at this stage.
The NCAA will dissolve. The Conferences will make their own rules with a voluntary committee representing the major conferences setting a ceiling on things.
It is inevitable or the demise of CFB as we know it is coming.
Jimbo reacted like a predictable Aggie. He should have stayed above it, especially knowing his vulnerabilities.
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Originally posted by EatLeadCommie View Post
You mean like OU has now done with its football, basketball, and softball players?
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Originally posted by MichSooner View Post
Per Lehman and Ikard who have spoken to OU players and coaches, the players earn points for doing charity work. Most players will not earn enough points to get $50k. According to the players who spoke with Gabe and Teddy, most players will get $10-25k. After what transpired at a recent meeting regarding guardrails on NIL and the portal, OU may be reevaluating its NIL Collective plan.
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Originally posted by MichSooner View Post
Per Lehman and Ikard who have spoken to OU players and coaches, the players earn points for doing charity work. Most players will not earn enough points to get $50k. According to the players who spoke with Gabe and Teddy, most players will get $10-25k. After what transpired at a recent meeting regarding guardrails on NIL and the portal, OU may be reevaluating its NIL Collective plan.
So, yes, OU is taking NIL slowly. It tracks with OU Compliance's very conservative policies and Brent's views on running a program, which he picked up from Dabo.
NIL is crazy in the beginning, but it will balance out at the end once the bugs are worked out. Slow and steady wins the race. In the meantime, I expect the BMDs from A&M, UT and some of our other competitors to blow through gobs of money.Last edited by johnintx; 05-20-2022, 09:19 AM.
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the thing about selling your soul to a bunch of rich boosters like a&m has done is that in the beginning it's all good, hey look at this class we signed. later on those same boosters begin to ask why the player they paid for isn't playing? why haven't we won a National Championship? Why don't I have better seats? Why don't we have a better coach?
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Originally posted by CalSOONER View Post
Deion playing the race card there?
Not to mention, his whole supposition is inane.
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Originally posted by soonerBAS View Postthe thing about selling your soul to a bunch of rich boosters like a&m has done is that in the beginning it's all good, hey look at this class we signed. later on those same boosters begin to ask why the player they paid for isn't playing? why haven't we won a National Championship? Why don't I have better seats? Why don't we have a better coach?
I have a lot of friends that are Aggies, and I like them. My wife wonders why I don't like A&M. But their desperation to become a college football powerhouse leads them to do silly things. Their use of the beginning of NIL is another example.
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Originally posted by soonerBAS View Postthe thing about selling your soul to a bunch of rich boosters like a&m has done is that in the beginning it's all good, hey look at this class we signed. later on those same boosters begin to ask why the player they paid for isn't playing? why haven't we won a National Championship? Why don't I have better seats? Why don't we have a better coach?
You'd have to figure that ain't gonna float too much longer. lol
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I figured this is as good as good a place as any to share for those who haven't visited this site: https://aggypedia.com/
There is some absolute gold here.
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Originally posted by TheBoots View PostSaban doesn't just say shit like that for no reason. Bama has millions invested in recruiting and you know they have evidence. The NCAA is in no position to track it down and enforce anything at this stage.
The NCAA will dissolve. The Conferences will make their own rules with a voluntary committee representing the major conferences setting a ceiling on things.
It is inevitable or the demise of CFB as we know it is coming.
Jimbo reacted like a predictable Aggie. He should have stayed above it, especially knowing his vulnerabilities.
Saban, Fisher, and any player can be compelled to provide specifics or face NCAA sanctions.
He says a player can be offered immunity / free transfer in return for telling what they know. If they refuse, they can have their eligibility revoked.
Will any of that happen? I have my doubts.In today's edition of As The College Football World Turns... Nick Saban threw a jab out late Wednesday night accusing Texas A&M of buying all of their players. Jimbo Fisher fired back in a fiery rant during a press conference he called to address the allegations on Thursday. Dan Wetzel and SI's Pat…Live Free or Die!
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Originally posted by soonerBAS View Postthe thing about selling your soul to a bunch of rich boosters like a&m has done is that in the beginning it's all good, hey look at this class we signed. later on those same boosters begin to ask why the player they paid for isn't playing? why haven't we won a National Championship? Why don't I have better seats? Why don't we have a better coach?
If you are living with a family of 6 on an income of 30k a year, someone wants to drop $100k in you lap to go to Aggieville, you are going.
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Originally posted by johnintx View Post
I think that was Auburn. Cam Newton.
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Originally posted by Stinger_1066 View Post
Dan Wetzel thinks the NCAA will now have to investigate.
Saban, Fisher, and any player can be compelled to provide specifics or face NCAA sanctions.
He says a player can be offered immunity / free transfer in return for telling what they know. If they refuse, they can have their eligibility revoked.
Will any of that happen? I have my doubts.
It's not just Saban complaining about it-- it's just that he did it in public. But there are plenty of coaches out there speaking in generalities (because they won't name the kids) about kids asking first and foremost about NIL deals. "Hey, so-and-so is promising me this much if I sign. What about you guys?" And they know who else is recruiting those kids. There is a lot of overlap, and when they start hearing the same numbers thrown out by recruits who are being recruited by the same schools, it becomes more than just speculation, particularly when you see where they end up.
I figured out why Jimbo is hiding behind state law, other than to obfuscate. My Aggie friends say that Texas state law requires all NIL deals to be publicly disclosed. But the problem is these aren't NIL deals. All that allows schools to do is hold up the public NIL deal and distract (the NCAA) from what is going on that isn't NIL. NIL is supposed to be Name Image Likeness, but in actuality, it has become a catchall to pay for play. Even Jimbo has tacitly acknowledged that in his prior statements about "NIL has always been going on." Sure, I'll give you this NIL deal to pimp out Canes franchise or my Ford dealership, and in the meantime my buddy here will pay you on the downlow if you sign to play with us.
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Originally posted by TheBoots View Post
Not sure if you have kids that have played, but some of the best players out there come from nothing.
If you are living with a family of 6 on an income of 30k a year, someone wants to drop $100k in you lap to go to Aggieville, you are going.
everyone has said the downfall of UT was that the boosters wanted a say in everything, if a&m isn't careful they could find themselves in a similar situation where they are answering to the money folks.
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Originally posted by JerzeySooner View Post
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Originally posted by EatLeadCommie View Post
That may have been the hope of Saban.
It's not just Saban complaining about it-- it's just that he did it in public.
Saban and Fisher are now both facing reprimands from the SEC, but the damage is done. Fisher told the world that, while he and other current head coaches were working under Saban, who has the largest active coaching tree in the sport, Alabama was breaking NCAA recruiting rules. That is one of the most damning accusations you can face in this sport. What if they do choose to investigate? How many coaches still on the sidelines throughout the country will be facing down consequences? How will Alabama’s legacy and national championships overcome these kinds of violations? And we’re not just talking about Alabama here — if these coaches are everywhere, and if it was, in fact, an open secret that everyone was sort of breaking the rules and not talking about it, this is the equivalent of a nuclear bomb to the sport.
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Originally posted by TheBoots View Post
OR SOMEONE - ANYONE - TO INVESTIGATE
I’m with most here, and it’s probably true Saban has been somewhat guilty, but he is shining not a light, but a fkn Q beam on this shit and he fkn knows it will cost him in this but something has to be done.
Talking about the have and have nots… Saban is actually going against the grain to shine this light.
This all will get uglier because of this and,
Again, Saban is leading this charge.
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Originally posted by SEC View Post
JF is striking out. While he is, what you highlighted, at Saban, he’s afraid to really shine the light. I heard him hammmer Saban and his former head coaches re his antics.
I’m with most here, and it’s probably true Saban has been somewhat guilty, but he is shining not a light, but a fkn Q beam on this shit and he fkn knows it will cost him in this but something a soy has to be done.
Finally, someone has called it: something a soy has to be done. Here in Indiana, we can supply the soy.
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Originally posted by Colonel O’Truth View PostJabbhadada!?! Did your phone type that, too?
Dont know what that means, eh?
Look, we don’t need to have a spelling contest Mr. Smarty. Or anyone else here. You bit, and I will divulge. But watch it with the uneducated shit. I’ve already told you, I’m here for the malarkey, some seriousness, but mostly malarkey. And that’s what’s awesome about this site. Now, wanna know what that jhabaddaddada means? It is definitely not without an explanation..
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Originally posted by Colonel O’Truth View PostOhhhh!!!! jhabaddaddada. That’s different.
I thought you said Jabbhadada.
Either way, I like jhabbahadada…but it can be interpreted many ways, according to your ears.
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