Dude. [/newb].It's death knell but who's counting.
What a dubmass.Dude. [/newb].
This is just a district court ruling, so I’d imagine we are still several appeals to higher courts away from this being finalized, but yes, the writing has been on the wall for some time. Eventually it will be SCOTUS that kills them.4 billion dollars owed. Bye bye.
All the more reason for us to go all in on a new coach instead of waiting.Whatever comes after the NCAA - I’m nervous MSU is on the outside looking in.
Whatever comes after the NCAA - I’m nervous MSU is on the outside looking in
I’m glad someone caught it. There’s still hope here.Dude. [/newb].
Your and idiot***It's death knell but who's counting.
The internet has a surprisingly paltry selection of death nail gifs or i would’ve chimed in sooner!I’m glad someone caught it. There’s still hope here.
Nope. The NCAA will die. But the conferences and the football playoff will be just fine. Other sports postseason tournaments may look a little different, but basically not much change.Welcome the New 32 Team League
Most of what I've seen was that players deserved compensation, lots of people other than players were making bank off of the players, we all deserve to be paid, but that it likely didn't benefit State.Nah, I’ve been assured by numerous folks on here that NIL payments are what the athletes deserved, that it would be a net positive for MSU, yadda yadda yadda.
It all depends on where the cut-off is. Once the schools themselves start losing the TV money and have to start sharing that with athletes, that’s when you’re going to really see the heat turned up on the have-not programs. There will be a “justify your existence” push from all the leagues towards their lower tier schools. Unequal revenue sharing, teams getting the boot entirely, it’s all going to be on the table.
What a Pre-Madonna.It's death knell but who's counting.
From what I read they are going after that money as well. It will end college athletics.Nope. The NCAA will die. But the conferences and the football playoff will be just fine. Other sports postseason tournaments may look a little different, but basically not much change.
That's the way I read it as well.Rosey say, schools may be the ones ponying up for this
I mean the court order said that. Rosey’s just another guy who apparently knows how to read.Rosey say, schools may be the ones ponying up for this
But a major restructuring like that would give the perfect opportunity for the bigger programs to break away. Why would they take us along for the ride?Nope. The NCAA will die. But the conferences and the football playoff will be just fine. Other sports postseason tournaments may look a little different, but basically not much change.
If they wanted to do that today, or last year, or 5 years ago, there’s nothing that would have stopped them. The conferences are structured the way they are because that’s what the biggest schools want. That won’t change if the NCAA goes away. Really, no one would even notice fit football because the NCAA is completely irrelevant for football already and has been for over a decade.But a major restructuring like that would give the perfect opportunity for the bigger programs to break away. Why would they take us along for the ride?
And that will be the end of college footballs popularity. Fans of the other 90 FCS schools are not going to really care about the 32 playing for the NC if their school has no shot.Nah, I’ve been assured by numerous folks on here that NIL payments are what the athletes deserved, that it would be a net positive for MSU, yadda yadda yadda.
It all depends on where the cut-off is. Once the schools themselves start losing the TV money and have to start sharing that with athletes, that’s when you’re going to really see the heat turned up on the have-not programs. There will be a “justify your existence” push from all the leagues towards their lower tier schools. Unequal revenue sharing, teams getting the boot entirely, it’s all going to be on the table.
Thanks, dick. I’m on my phone, too old to click a document and readI mean the court order said that. Rosey’s just another guy who apparently knows how to read.
Spot on! I'm not going to become an Alabama or Ole Miss or whatever fan if State isn't playing at the top tier. I'll just quit watching altogether.And that will be the end of college footballs popularity. Fans of the other 90 FCS schools are not going to really care about the 32 playing for the NC if their school has no shot.
We wasted $120 Million on a baseball field and Basketball arena that would have kept us in the Top Tier. #CohenTheGiftThatKeepsOnGivingSpot on! I'm not going to become an Alabama or Ole Miss or whatever fan if State isn't playing at the top tier. I'll just quit watching altogether.
F that. I’m watching State no matter what conference we’re in. it’ll be the SEC for a long time though.Spot on! I'm not going to become an Alabama or Ole Miss or whatever fan if State isn't playing at the top tier. I'll just quit watching altogether.
We're like the SEC program with the lowest self-esteem: But look at this awesome baseball stadium we just built. It's bigger and better than yours.We wasted $120 Million on a baseball field and Basketball arena that would have kept us in the Top Tier. #CohenTheGiftThatKeepsOnGiving
Give him a brake. The dubmass probably scored at least a 26 on the English section of the ACT.Dude. [/newb].
Someone's chomping at the bit to correct thisWhat a Pre-Madonna.
Just watch the games in our league and don't watch the Super $ 32 team league. ESPN has been wanting this for a long time. I would rather not be in the 32 team league. Somebody has to be at the bottom every year and I'd rather play on a more level playing field.Spot on! I'm not going to become an Alabama or Ole Miss or whatever fan if State isn't playing at the top tier. I'll just quit watching altogether.
It won't happen, but I'd like a relegation format. Consistently compete in the lower league while we're there with a chance to compete at the top every once in a while. Don't think the scheduling/TV money would work, thoughJust watch the games in our league and don't watch the Super $ 32 team league. ESPN has been wanting this for a long time. I would rather not be in the 32 team league. Somebody has to be at the bottom every year and I'd rather play on a more level playing field.
Whatever comes after the NCAA - I’m nervous MSU is on the outside looking in.