College Football Discussion - Franklin to Virginia Tech

[ReasonablySober]

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I'm sure he's making it up too.

[Iheartfootball]

Someone here is the bad guy, but with conflicting stories it's impossible to know which side is truly in the wrong

Maybe there is no 'bad guy' but a bad system that people try to utilize most for their interests.

[ReasonablySober]

My main takeaway from today's events is always get it in writing, kids.

[MVP2110]

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I'm sure he's making it up too.

He said it was because of a lack of on field opportunities and has nothing to do with NIL which tracks and seems fairly normal. Markus Allen & Skyler Bell are recent examples of guys at Wisconsin who decided to pull out early enough in the season to maintain their redshirt and enter the portal.

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[MikeIsGood]

He's 4th on the team in carries so any interaction with NIL for this one would have been really weird.

[MVP2110]

Someone here is the bad guy, but with conflicting stories it's impossible to know which side is truly in the wrong

Maybe there is no 'bad guy' but a bad system that people try to utilize most for their interests.

It's definitely a bad system. But there was also seemingly a verbal agreement between the school and the player and one of the sides broke it, whichever side did I would classify as the "bad guy"

[Iheartfootball]

Someone here is the bad guy, but with conflicting stories it's impossible to know which side is truly in the wrong

Maybe there is no 'bad guy' but a bad system that people try to utilize most for their interests.

It's definitely a bad system. But there was also seemingly a verbal agreement between the school and the player and one of the sides broke it, whichever side did I would classify as the "bad guy"

We don't know the whole story so who knows if there was a verbal agreement. Which, is an important life lesson, get it in writing.

Either way, system broke.

[MVP2110]

Maybe there is no 'bad guy' but a bad system that people try to utilize most for their interests.

It's definitely a bad system. But there was also seemingly a verbal agreement between the school and the player and one of the sides broke it, whichever side did I would classify as the "bad guy"

We don't know the whole story so who knows if there was a verbal agreement. Which, is an important life lesson, get it in writing.

Either way, system broke.

I agree we don't know the whole story so we can't say for certain who broke their word. I think there is ample evidence that somebody did though

But yes the system is garbage, we can all agree on that

[MartyConlonOnTheRun]

honestly, I'm surprised they couldn't keep it in house. if it was a grey area, you would think $100k for a QB that could get you to the playoffs would be a no brainer. That's why in the court of my mind I kind of feel he was pushing for more. but who knows. it's basically minor league football now with no tradition or sense for building a program. We aren't playing teams like Minnesota every week where we have 70 year rivalry, nah we are playing some team from southern cal.

[ReasonablySober]

[ReasonablySober]

There's really nothing in college football I enjoy more than The Mario Cristobal Game.

[humanrefutation]

Oh my.

[ReasonablySober]

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

[PintSizedBox10]

Crazy ending to the VT game

[humanrefutation]

I don't know if he had control.

[ReasonablySober]

Wow.

[humanrefutation]

Those refs wanted to get out of Miami in one piece. No way that was indisputable, IMO.

[Mags FTW]

Shouldn't have been called a TD in the first place. Fail Mary vibes.

[Matches Malone]

Jeez, Avery Johnson on Kansas State has some wheels on him. And he looks like that Young Hercules kid from the TLC documentary lol

[Mags FTW]

How was Michigan favored by only 10.5?