The guy is a knot head, in love with the B1G, and being anti Big 12. I do believe he is a Husker.It's not accurate. This account is very anti-Big 12 and has acted like an insider throughout the last few rounds of realignment, despite being less accurate than say MHVer3.
This is someone with an agenda wishcasting.
Altimore was wrong about basically everything in the lead up to the PAC implosion. Dude makes the dumbest arguments ever.Citing a Tony Altimore chart as well. I don't know why that guy hates the Big XII so much, but whatever. I swear the way those two accounts compliment each other it's got to be his secret alt.
This. I have cared FAR less about other conferences because of this separation happening before our eyes. College Football fans follow teams they have a personal connection with (alumni, grew up nearby, watched growing up, etc). I will ALWAYS be an ISU fan and will follow them to whatever league they fall in College Football but I promise I will not watch the Super League because ISU is literally not in the same league. If I ventured to guess, a majority of College Football fans feel the same way with their team.
If ESPN/Fox thinks this super league is going to be like the NFL and fans will pick a team from this new league, they are grossly mistaken.
Maybe none of this is worth saving....
"Here's how it works. Make a play. Get paid," he explains.
Busch then lays out a situation where a player makes a big play, and the Jumbotron immediately flashes the player's Venmo account on the screen, allowing fans to donate in real-time and then the screen tracks and displays the total donations coming in live for all to see."
Maybe none of this is worth saving....
"Here's how it works. Make a play. Get paid," he explains.
Busch then lays out a situation where a player makes a big play, and the Jumbotron immediately flashes the player's Venmo account on the screen, allowing fans to donate in real-time and then the screen tracks and displays the total donations coming in live for all to see."
This is the last gasp of the NCAA, trying to stay relevant/involved/profitable before the power conferences figure out they could run football and basketball tournaments themselves and make all the money without the hassle of NCAA regulations.
The main issue is that only the third group has any leverage over the schools.Yes, and to some extent I think everyone recognizes that some central body needs to step up and organize this mess. I think the choices are basically the NCAA, Congress, or the ESPN/Fox/B1G/SEC cabal.
The NCAA is the least bad option.
Maybe none of this is worth saving....
"Here's how it works. Make a play. Get paid," he explains.
Busch then lays out a situation where a player makes a big play, and the Jumbotron immediately flashes the player's Venmo account on the screen, allowing fans to donate in real-time and then the screen tracks and displays the total donations coming in live for all to see."
Link?CW and Blum go really in depth to this topic. I encourage people to listen to the Wednesday pod
Link?