Arkansas Appears To Be Nation’s First Team to Remove Logo From Jersey Front for Profit
Arkansas appears to have blazed a new trail in college sports' financial arms race by ditching a school logo for a corporation's.
Yawn! Old tread. Give it a rest.Creative ways of raising money. I like it. It beats our retired, but still present thanks to our corrupt president, AD, who barked back at reporters for asking if we had enough money. Something along the lines of "ridiculous, this notion that we don't have enough money, it's exhausting. Enough!"
Typical elitist behavior from a guy who buried UK basketball and let UK football remain mid for 24 years under his watch.
This is true. It's also true that after eleven years, there's not a fan on this planet who knows whether Pope will ever win more than 75% of his games in a single season, let alone return UK to our historical average of winning 76% of our games each year.Well, one thing for sure that I know, is that Calipari has to have overwhelming talent to have any chance of winning a title, because his coaching sucks.
If Kentucky ever moves to getting rid of its logo, or changing name from Kentucky, I will be done with collegiate sports. If they start loading the jerseys up with sponsor patches, the same will apply for me.
Watch your step as you leave. Next time, call.It was nice knowing ya...
Terrifying? LOL. He will get the job done or won’t. You are such a drama queen.This is true. It's also true that after eleven years, there's not a fan on this planet who knows whether Pope will ever win more than 75% of his games in a single season, let alone return UK to our historical average of winning 76% of our games each year.
That's terrifying to me and should be to any fan who doesn't want us to look like Indiana in five years or less.
It’s amazing how many people can’t figure this out. Watch the Netflix doc on FIFA. Once they got Coke involved the World Cup became a huge event. Granted FIFA was as corrupt as the mafia, but money makes sports infinitely better all the way around. Just need checks and balances to avoid the corruption. Which, FTR, the NCAA is currently either struggling or ignoring this part.Money makes things better.
Yawn! Old tread. Give it a rest.
I can't get over the "Money makes things better" line.Professional sports have gotten more corporate over time and they have all improved.
Money makes things better.
I don’t want to hear all the bellyaching because nobody has stopped watching pro baseball, basketball, or football as they’ve changed over time.
Hell even soccer. Throw American sponsors behind it and all of a sudden cats know who Christian Pulisic is and are upset that he had a bad game!
Let big corporations do all the heavy lifting and paying for things. It naturally forces better more entertaining product because big multi million and billion businesses will not tolerate staleness.
You and I can donate to K fund and whine about offense, coach, direction of game, reffing, etc…coaches, ADs, and League commissioner can poo poo us.
Big Fortune 500 will get their a$$e$ to jump.
Watch your step as you leave. Next time, call.
UK fans would sell their left nut to fund something like this in Rupp.Can you imagine it the Big House or Bama put a columbarium in the stadium and permitted people to pay big dollars to have their ashes placed their for a period of years (kind of like some famous cemeteries in Europe do)? $100k for ten years in the stadium after death?
There is a lot of unused space in football stadiums. Give it to the dead!!!
Speaking of drama queens, this response reads like some type of emo poetry about how unfair it is that people pick on Mark Pope.A thread about Arkansas is really evidently about Mark Pope.![]()
The multi personality poster ^^^. Not sure if I can trust this font.Speaking of drama queens, this response reads like some type of emo poetry about how unfair it is that people pick on Mark Pope.
I know, right! They make basketball boards for discussing teams, players, coaches. Like so lame.The multi personality poster ^^^. Not sure if I can trust this font.
You are obsessed in nearly every thread in which you post to make it about your feelings on Pope. It’s not about fairness but pathological obsession. Of course, regardless of the screen name or font, you have a long history of baiting.
If it's your house, I won't bother.I'll send smoke signals.
I am not getting involved in this spat, but even out of context, this sentence made me chuckle. Thanks.I know you're probably retired now and this is your new shtick to pass the time, but it will go a lot easier for you if you remember it's just sports and not a scrapbook of motivation for your post-retirement emo poetry.
I completely disagree. I don’t watch a single professional sport now. It’s not about the game anymore. It’s about getting mine, corp greed, and pushed narratives that they want to be true. Also, not a single person in here has talked how NIL has made everything better. Everyone says it’s getting out of hand since money was introduced.Professional sports have gotten more corporate over time and they have all improved.
Money makes things better.
I don’t want to hear all the bellyaching because nobody has stopped watching pro baseball, basketball, or football as they’ve changed over time.
Hell even soccer. Throw American sponsors behind it and all of a sudden cats know who Christian Pulisic is and are upset that he had a bad game!
Let big corporations do all the heavy lifting and paying for things. It naturally forces better more entertaining product because big multi million and billion businesses will not tolerate staleness.
You and I can donate to K fund and whine about offense, coach, direction of game, reffing, etc…coaches, ADs, and League commissioner can poo poo us.
Big Fortune 500 will get their a$$e$ to jump.
What are you watching?I completely disagree. I don’t watch a single professional sport now. It’s not about the game anymore. It’s about getting mine, corp greed, and pushed narratives that they want to be true. Also, not a single person in here has talked how NIL has made everything better. Everyone says it’s getting out of hand since money was introduced.
Again you do you. College hasn’t been fully infected like the pros have, and like your initial post I speaking of sports and corps. I’m not an imbecile and know how the world works. Athletes in college try harder, they still have something to prove.What are you watching?
Whatever it is I promise it is paid for with corporate backing.
I don’t care if you’re off grid. You at least have a starlink internet connection and IPhone to participate on a sports forum. Both technologies made better with money. The forum is paid for by big corporation money and advertising.
The fishing pole and boat you have…the gun you hunt with and knife you use to process meat …corporations made them and marketed them to you. People got rich of your purchases. Those items are improved and way better than the ones from olden days BECAUSE OF MONEY!
As far as how money has made the modern game exponentially better. IU just won a national title. Vandy can beat bama. Uk can compete with Texas.
We have a roster with guys who were good enough to be at Norte Dame, Bama, Texas, etc…
The league is up for grabs. Literally anyone including UK can compete for it.
Also, money has always been involved. It just didn’t get to players pockets.
The good ole days of yesteryear you enjoyed games at KROGER field that had a WOODFORD lounge.
Rupp arena is part of the CENTRAL BANK center.
UK games have always been “BROUGHT TO YOU BY…xyz…” OFFICIAL PARTNERS!
Don’t blame the coaches. It was Barnhart that buried the program. Calipari., Stoops and Pope had no chance to succeed after NIL with Barnhart in charge. It’s why he was forced out.This is true. It's also true that after eleven years, there's not a fan on this planet who knows whether Pope will ever win more than 75% of his games in a single season, let alone return UK to our historical average of winning 76% of our games each year.
That's terrifying to me and should be to any fan who doesn't want us to look like Indiana in five years or less.