And they still haven’t won squat.Essentially functions as a part of the athletic department: like the Nittany Lion Club but if they paid players for NIL using donations. Kristi Dosh - who works in the NIL space - says the NCAA prohibits (or said they would prohibit) a collective they functioned as a part of the university, but looks like these folks don’t give a sh*t about that.
Essentially functions as a part of the athletic department: like the Nittany Lion Club but if they paid players for NIL using donations. Kristi Dosh - who works in the NIL space - says the NCAA prohibits (or said they would prohibit) a collective they functioned as a part of the university, but looks like these folks don’t give a sh*t about that.
. ira laughs at a&m.I believe one can say the same - more or less - for many big money programs.
Our NIL is GROUNDBREAKING.
"above board"?
Am I wrong in thinking Penn State is doing this above board? Or are you referring to someone else? ***COUGH***OHIOSTATE***COUGH!!!
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How long before we see a player opt for staying in “college” rather than going pro because he is making more money in “college!”
Am I wrong in thinking Penn State is doing this above board? Or are you referring to someone else? ***COUGH***OHIOSTATE***COUGH!!!
This was brought up by a reputable podcast not too long ago. They said it's bound to be tested by a lawsuit in the future.
ND fans say hello.
Something doesn’t smell right down there. You don’t make moves like this, pay recruits, bring in the top recruiting class in the country then fall flat on your face on the field and have 24 kids transfer out. Something isn’t right. Jimbo seems like a shady used car salesman.
I am the first born son of a double domer, my mom was born and raised in South Bend, two uncles and several cousins went to ND... I grew up in a hugely delusional ND home. Trust me, Aggies are worse.
Lol. Well, at least you have roots at ND. I’m mainly referring to those who never set foot in South Bend, but seem to think they are somehow exclusively tied to the institution though heritage or religion and think they are National Championship contenders on a yearly basis.
Nothing drove my old man more insane than the subway alumni
More delusional than UT? I beg to differ. Perhaps because I'm in Austin, Longhorn territory. Their fans are insufferable. Most Aggie fans I know are rather realistic.
I’m married to a Longhorn and step daughter & son in law are longhorns… yes they have a spoiled, Michigan type elitism to them. But aggies are convinced that the entire Texas state legislature is against them. They have wild conspiracy theories about being treated like an outcast by everyone. My golfing buddy was OL at A& M in mid 90s and his wheels off theories are Alex Jones like. However I’d imagine living in Austin gives you an acute appreciation for UT insanity.
+1. Also The University of Texas. I lived in Dallas for 5 years and they far outnumbered the delusional A&M fans.
We'll see. Its only been a year or so. And in full disclosure I'm not a fan of Jimbo, He might be the elephant in the room.
State with a capital S means Penn State (in my book)... Main Campus is something like 5500 sq. acres and UT is about 450.
O.K. got it
www.lawnstarter.com
Great list but there is zero chance Berklee School of Music has more than 200 acres... it is located in the middle of BostonO.K. got it
The 10 Largest College Campuses in the U.S. - Lawnstarter
When you think of the biggest college campus in the U.S., think small – really small. Tiny Berry College in […]
Well, if you can explain rooting for PSU because you are either Irish or Catholic, but never went there……then I guess yes?
Eric, I read their website ....
But the article says "To qualify for the list, the pieces of land making up the main campus didn’t have to be touching but they did have to be close enough to form a cohesive campus."Eric, I read their website ....
Appears the school is including two sites in Massachusetts, Spain, New York.
Seems this acreage comparison in the article is apples and oranges
I was referring specifically to the thinking we are National Championship contenders on a yearly basis part.
yes, I think the site didn't check for that requirement. UMich includes two campuses, which are not close. I think Dearborn is about 35 miles from AA campus, and Flint must be around 70 miles. Several of these small enrollment schools have large acreage that probably do not contain any of their buildings. If you follow their guideline on the site, and include areas where there are maintained facilities, it would look different. Still am a bit surprised how small UT Austin is - thought it was massive school.
I am Irish heritage and Catholic, and have never rooted for ND. I have many relatives who went to ND and have admired the school academically, although it has seriously compromised both its academic and Catholic heritage in recent years. It is much more of a secular school now - according to many of my family who went there. ND like many schools has become softer on its admission standards and academic rigor.
