Around the world in college football............Enjoy picking out what interests you or not.......
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"Ohio State is the favorite to win the Big Ten this season, but even with Michigan coming off a national title, many view the Ducks as the biggest threat to the Buckeyes in 2024. It would be a remarkable story for the Ducks to compete for a conference title in their first year in the league. It would certainly buck the trend of what normally happens when new schools enter one of the Power Four leagues, but with the way Oregon has recruited at both the high school level as well as in the portal, there may not be a team that's ever been in such a strong position to do so."
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"A large-scale revenue-sharing model is in the developing stages, which essentially reveals the endgame in all of this. With players and reps now dictating terms, this seems to be the only way the current a resolution is met.
But while revenue sharing represents forward thinking that's needed in today's climate, it only puts a thumb in the dike.
The whole intent at this point is to stop the spigot of antitrust lawsuits. There are a handful that could be particularly impactful, but House v. NCAA is the most prominent at the moment with a trial date scheduled for January 2025. It must be dealt with first.
But that seems only a stop-gap measure. Revenue sharing might influence settlements in other cases, but that's not assured. Most importantly, it doesn't stop anyone, anywhere on the players' end to file another suit.
Big picture, there is only one way all of this ends: collectively bargaining with a players' association. That shields the NCAA and schools from further litigation because the parties agree on working conditions, health and welfare, salary, etc. "
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Oregon transfer class jumps to No. 2 after landing Alabama S Peyton Woodyard, Michigan State DT Derrick Harmon
The Ducks had a huge weekend as Dan Lanning continues to add talent through the transfer portal
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"Ohio State is the favorite to win the Big Ten this season, but even with Michigan coming off a national title, many view the Ducks as the biggest threat to the Buckeyes in 2024. It would be a remarkable story for the Ducks to compete for a conference title in their first year in the league. It would certainly buck the trend of what normally happens when new schools enter one of the Power Four leagues, but with the way Oregon has recruited at both the high school level as well as in the portal, there may not be a team that's ever been in such a strong position to do so."
Revenue sharing in college athletics is coming, but only collective bargaining will provide a true solution
Setting the college sports landscape perfectly will take more than just giving the players a cut of the money
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"A large-scale revenue-sharing model is in the developing stages, which essentially reveals the endgame in all of this. With players and reps now dictating terms, this seems to be the only way the current a resolution is met.
But while revenue sharing represents forward thinking that's needed in today's climate, it only puts a thumb in the dike.
The whole intent at this point is to stop the spigot of antitrust lawsuits. There are a handful that could be particularly impactful, but House v. NCAA is the most prominent at the moment with a trial date scheduled for January 2025. It must be dealt with first.
But that seems only a stop-gap measure. Revenue sharing might influence settlements in other cases, but that's not assured. Most importantly, it doesn't stop anyone, anywhere on the players' end to file another suit.
Big picture, there is only one way all of this ends: collectively bargaining with a players' association. That shields the NCAA and schools from further litigation because the parties agree on working conditions, health and welfare, salary, etc. "
Alot more details at the link shared above much beyond some of the summary above pulled from the article.
ACC post-spring power rankings: Florida State edges Clemson for No. 1, Miami in position to contend
Here's how teams in the ACC stack up now that spring practice is in the rearview mirror
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ACC post-spring power rankings: Florida State edges Clemson for No. 1, Miami in position to contend
SEC post-spring power rankings: Georgia fends Texas off for No. 1 spot, Alabama lands outside top three
Here's how teams in the SEC stack up now that spring practice is in the rearview mirror
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SEC post-spring power rankings: Georgia fends Texas off for No. 1 spot, Alabama lands outside top three
Here's how teams in the SEC stack up now that spring practice is in the rearview mirror
College football transfer portal grades: Texas, FSU get 'A+' but LSU finishes with 'C+' after window closes
Handing out letter grades for a few of college football's marquee programs
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College football transfer portal grades: Texas, FSU get 'A+' but LSU finishes with 'C+' after window closes
Handing out letter grades for a few of college football's marquee programs
(Ranks of 12 major programs....they are not listed in order of rank as a FYI in the article.)
Big Ten spring football overreactions: It's title or bust for Ohio State, but Oregon can win league in Year 1
One overreaction for each Big Ten team as the dog days of summer arrive ahead of the 2024 season
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Big Ten spring football overreactions: It's title or bust for Ohio State, but Oregon can win league in Year 1
One overreaction for each Big Ten team as the dog days of summer arrive ahead of the 2024 season
Spring overreactions from each Way-Too-Early Top 25 team
From Heisman candidates to a potential No. 1 NFL draft pick. Here are post-spring ball overreactions from each top 25 team.
Spring overreactions from each Way-Too-Early Top 25 college football team
When realignment leaves a school behind: 10 teams and how they fared
The good news for Oregon State and Washington State -- spurned by power conferences -- is that teams have been left behind before. Some, like TCU, eventually survived.
