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I have found that the attitude of the kids tend to mirror the attitude of the parents.

Strength of schedule is mostly perception. I guess you can wait until the end of the season and see where everyone is, but I’m not sure that tells you much. You beat Ohio State, Georgia, Michigan, Bama, or someone like that, you must be good. If can’t be that they aren’t. :? You’re right. The 12 ga...

Strength of schedule is mostly perception. I guess you can wait until the end of the season and see where everyone is, but I’m not sure that tells you much. You beat Ohio State, Georgia, Michigan, Bama, or someone like that, you must be good. If can’t be that they aren’t.

Haha, That would change the game plans in a big way. The sandbags would be out in force.

I think they have already trashed title nine. My daughter likes being part of a team. I think playing college golf will allow her to get better and get that experience of traveling with a team. She was the number 1 or 2 for the whole time she was in high school, but she had her coach push her, in co...

Yeah, It is that world in which those guys live. Almost all of them think they walk above the masses.One that I met that wasn't like that was E. Gordon Gee. He was like a very small school president that had big school organization and management skills. He was a good guy, though a little on the ner...

What this is a nail in the coffin for is college athletics, period. My daughter has signed to play college golf and she may be one of the last classes to have scholarship money available for college athletics. Which is a shame because lots of sports that colleges play do not generate millions and mi...

I’m wondering, when considering the NCAA brought it up, as to whether or not those guys are a part of the problem. :? . They are absolutely part of the problem, but they aren't going to like someone telling them they are part of the problem. You bet they are, a wink and a nod…….. while turning a bl...

Mountainman wrote:I’m wondering, when considering the NCAA brought it up, as to whether or not those guys are a part of the problem.


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They are absolutely part of the problem, but they aren't going to like someone telling them they are part of the problem.

Considering they work for the presidents, I am guessing this won’t fly.

Unfortunately he is right.

They aren't quitting until we get the AFC and the NFC

Just like the media controlling thought in every other facet of life.

Until they come up with the rules to play by, it is all blowing in the wind.

Mostly just arrogance.