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I think the title says it all.

We probably have never had an offensive player like this. And now other teams will have to defend three or four other offensive minded players too. They won't be able to double team him because the others players will "rip" them! I can't wait to see this new version of Tennessee!

The second contract is between the school and Rhule’s LLC, MRJR Ventures, licensed out of Delaware in 2018. What might be new in the industry: Through the LLC deal, Nebraska paid MRJR Ventures $5 million this spring to purchase Rhule’s intellectual property rights, for the duration of his tenure at NU. Signed March 31, 2026, the deal pays roughly 19% of the 2026 salary on Rhule’s term sheet and 25% annually after that. When he makes $10 million in 2027, $7.5 million goes to Rhule and $2.5 million goes to the LLC.. NU now owns the “House Rhules” podcast, which has more than 12,000 subscribers, with episodes routinely attracting more than 50,000 views. Nebraska could collect speaking fees should Rhule be paid to give a speech, or it could put Rhule’s face on a cup and sell it for profit.

Could any member of the IC staff address whether or not there is growing concern that Able stays in the draft? What Jeff Borzello is reporting here is concerning. Able would be an essential piece to any version of next year’s team that is successful.

Still up in the air

When meeting with Trump? He sure has a craw up his backside about his time at Alabama.

trilly said he is getting concerned on Malachi leaving can we get some updates?

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Finally some good news for college football. Talks between the two programs have resumed to get this rivalry back on track. I just dropped a video breaking down what this could mean moving forward, but I want to hear from you too. How important is this game to you?

life as a Nole just sucks right now.

Kiffin hasn’t said specifically that we won’t be good in year 1 obviously, but he has left multiple clear hints that he wants patience and that year 1 might not go the way fans hope. And to that I say if you don’t think you can compete at a high level this year then why did you make Jordan Seaton the highest paid offensive lineman in the history of college football when this is a player that will be in your program for just 2026 before he goes to the NFL? If this is a multi year rebuild why didn’t you did what Florida did and go cheap at the quarterback position instead of paying a monster amount of money to get Sam Leavitt? We paid ole miss to get princewill out of his contract. This very well could just be coach speak, but Kiffins comments have me a little worried about this coming season.

Sounds like the Governor's Cup is here to stay. Do you want it moved back to the first game of the year?

Biggest Question: “The biggest question for my No. 1 team, Oregon, this one is about their big-game issues. And they have them. That’s now become an issue. Maybe not quite Penn State-, but it’s getting there. The one caveat I’ll say about this is that Oregon has taken a step forward every single year. Every single year under .” I'm getting really tired of this narrative. The back-to-back playoff blowouts are bad, but those were both to teams that ended up winning the championship. Oregon has played in plenty of other "big games" but it seems like those are forgotten. For example what about the Orange Bowl, Joel? We went to the opposite side of the country and shut out the #4 team in the country 23-0. If we had lost you just know Lanning and Oregon would have been crucified for "losing yet another big game" but after we won, in a blowout nonetheless, crickets. Unfortunately this dumb narrative isn't going to go away until we win the big one. Hopefully 2026 is finally the year.

Malachi Moreno will not play in this week's scrimmages at the NBA Draft Combine after all.

Such a little weasel.

The Ducks go into the Midwest to beat Notre Dame, Illinois and Wisconsin to land a big commitment from 4-star tackle Cameron Wagner on Monday.