Washington throttled Boise State last night. Starting see the impact of NIL and profit sharing playing out. Power Four teams poaching the best group of 5 players through the portal.
Tradition in college football is back- burner nowWhen did they start playing bowl games on the same day as Army Navy? What happened to the 15 extra practices?
Those lost 15 practices will kill their chances at being competitive in 2026.When did they start playing bowl games on the same day as Army Navy? What happened to the 15 extra practices?
Why would they do that? Just spend less.There's also a difference between the P2 & the Leftover2. This will continue to get worse as the NIL/profit sharing gap grows & players/coaches are promoted to the big leagues. Maybe ISMoo & the other rejects can move to FCS?
Because eventually they won’t be able to compete with the P2 teams.Why would they do that? Just spend less.
I think the instances of the smaller conferences beating the big boys is going to greatly diminish, especially in the CFP. The rest of the bowls will be a wild card with all the opting out that goes on now.Call me crazy but I don't think NIL is to blame for any of this so called disparity. Other than Indiana's meteoric rise, what has changed? The top teams are still the same, smaller conferences occasionally beat the big boys, and players are now paid both above and below the table. The biggest issue with traditional football is the wild west of the transfer portal.
They are Very important... Ask ANY coach! It is like an extra spring practice season. The guys who have the best chance to be starters, and those in close competition, will get a lot of #1 snaps in the spring.Those lost 15 practices will kill their chances at being competitive in 2026.
they are that important.
Call me crazy but I don't think NIL is to blame for any of this so called disparity. Other than Indiana's meteoric rise, what has changed? The top teams are still the same, smaller conferences occasionally beat the big boys, and players are now paid both above and below the table. The biggest issue with traditional football is the wild west of the transfer portal.
True, to a point but dirty Nic retired because everyone can now have a bag man!Call me crazy but I don't think NIL is to blame for any of this so called disparity. Other than Indiana's meteoric rise, what has changed? The top teams are still the same, smaller conferences occasionally beat the big boys, and players are now paid both above and below the table. The biggest issue with traditional football is the wild west of the transfer portal.
So? FCS is a money pit.Because eventually they won’t be able to compete with the P2 teams.
Your right. I always play golf awesome next June if I play a few rounds in December.They are Very important... Ask ANY coach! It is like an extra spring practice season. The guys who have the best chance to be starters, and those in close competition, will get a lot of #1 snaps in the spring.
Side note - the rumor has it that Hank Brown has looked Very Good so far in these extra practices. Love that! A competitive race to be QB1 next season, and having multiple years in Lester's system, is incredibly beneficial vs a one-and-done...![]()
Those teams last played 15 days agoWhen did they start playing bowl games on the same day as Army Navy? What happened to the 15 extra practices?