College Football 2023
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Gyrfalcon22
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Great UW season!
Thankful it wasn't a last play loss. Those are the worst.
Thankful it wasn't a last play loss. Those are the worst.
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God damn, a lot of coaching news today.
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Alabama's Saban retiring after legendary career
Nick Saban, one of the greatest college football coaches of all time who won seven national titles, six of them at Alabama, has announced his retirement.
Maybe he wants to run against Tuberville for his senate seat…God damn, a lot of coaching news today.
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Alabama's Saban retiring after legendary career
Nick Saban, one of the greatest college football coaches of all time who won seven national titles, six of them at Alabama, has announced his retirement.
Seahawks should take a run at him.God damn, a lot of coaching news today.
SF
Alabama's Saban retiring after legendary career
Nick Saban, one of the greatest college football coaches of all time who won seven national titles, six of them at Alabama, has announced his retirement.
Yeah I was not blown away by his performance, IMO his last bad throw gifted the game to Michigan. Idk what our defense was doing either, I feel like we had so many chances to stop that second touchdown and we failed miserably. That being said, it was still a great season, and number 2 in the nation is nothing to scoff at
Not sure about that…two years at the Dolphins didn’t turn out well…
The names I’ve seen to replace Saban are Lanning, Kiffin, Sark, Swinney or Norvell.
They all make sense as they all have SEC ties or have coached in the south.
SF
They all make sense as they all have SEC ties or have coached in the south.
SF
Actually I think between the transfer portal and the upcoming 12 team CFP scenario, Bama wouldn’t be as dominant as it has been all these years…few go out on top like he has…Saban didn’t want to be part of the new Professional Football College League.
More time to fish now…
With Saban gone, Alabama is now just another school fighting to attract and retain prospects. As to their 2023 ranking in NIL, that's gone with their paid stars heading into the NFL draft.
2023 NIL Athlete Money Per School
1 - Texas $19.9 mil
2 - Alabama $16 mil
3 - tOSU 13.6 mil
4 - USC 13.5 mil
5 - Georgia 13.4 mil
6 - Colorado 12.3 mil
7 - Michigan 11.6 mil
8 - Oregon 11.6 mil
9 - Tennessee 11.6 mil
10 - Florida State 10.2 mil
11 - LSU 10.1 mil
12 - Penn State 9.9 mil
13 - Oklahoma 9.7 mil
14 - Texas A&M 9.3 mil
15 - Notre Dame 8.6 mil
16 - Miami 8.2 mil
17 - South Carolina 8 mil
18 - Clemson 7.8 mil
19 - Florida 7.8 mil
20 - Ole Miss 7.3 mil
21 - Auburn 6.9 mil
22 - Washington 6.9 mil
23 - Missouri 6.8 mil
24 - North Carolina 6.8 mil
25 - Kentucky 5.9 mil
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26 - Nebraska 5.9 mil
27 - Louisville 5.7 mil
28 - Iowa 5.3 mil
29 - UCLA 5.3 mil
30 - Arkansas 5.2 mil
31 - Wisconsin 5.1 mil
32 - Texas Tech 4.6 mil
33 - Oregon State 4.4 mil
34 - Baylor 4.2 mil
35 - Maryland 4.2 mil
36 - TCU 4.1 mil
37 - West Virginia 3.9 mil
38 - Michigan State 3.8 mil
39 - Purdue 3.8 mil
40 - Utah 3.8 mil
41 - Arizona 3.7 mil
42 - Kansas 3.7 mil
43 - Mississippi State 3.7 mil
44 - Kansas State 3.6 mil
45 - Oklahoma State 3.4 mil
46 - Virginia Tech 3.3 mil
47 - Washington State 3.3 mil
48 - Illinois 3.1 mil
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49 - Minnesota 3 mil
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50 - NC State 3 mil
2023 NIL Athlete Money Per School
1 - Texas $19.9 mil
2 - Alabama $16 mil
3 - tOSU 13.6 mil
4 - USC 13.5 mil
5 - Georgia 13.4 mil
6 - Colorado 12.3 mil
7 - Michigan 11.6 mil
8 - Oregon 11.6 mil
9 - Tennessee 11.6 mil
10 - Florida State 10.2 mil
11 - LSU 10.1 mil
12 - Penn State 9.9 mil
13 - Oklahoma 9.7 mil
14 - Texas A&M 9.3 mil
15 - Notre Dame 8.6 mil
16 - Miami 8.2 mil
17 - South Carolina 8 mil
18 - Clemson 7.8 mil
19 - Florida 7.8 mil
20 - Ole Miss 7.3 mil
21 - Auburn 6.9 mil
22 - Washington 6.9 mil
23 - Missouri 6.8 mil
24 - North Carolina 6.8 mil
25 - Kentucky 5.9 mil
----- top 25 -----
26 - Nebraska 5.9 mil
27 - Louisville 5.7 mil
28 - Iowa 5.3 mil
29 - UCLA 5.3 mil
30 - Arkansas 5.2 mil
31 - Wisconsin 5.1 mil
32 - Texas Tech 4.6 mil
33 - Oregon State 4.4 mil
34 - Baylor 4.2 mil
35 - Maryland 4.2 mil
36 - TCU 4.1 mil
37 - West Virginia 3.9 mil
38 - Michigan State 3.8 mil
39 - Purdue 3.8 mil
40 - Utah 3.8 mil
41 - Arizona 3.7 mil
42 - Kansas 3.7 mil
43 - Mississippi State 3.7 mil
44 - Kansas State 3.6 mil
45 - Oklahoma State 3.4 mil
46 - Virginia Tech 3.3 mil
47 - Washington State 3.3 mil
48 - Illinois 3.1 mil
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49 - Minnesota 3 mil
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50 - NC State 3 mil
Hmm Utah listed at 3.8 million but
- In October, Crimson Collective, an organization dedicated to connecting Utes athletes to name, image and likeness deals emphasizing charity work, said it is leasing a Dodge Ram 1500 Big Horn truckfor each of the 85 scholarship players on the football team, per Yahoo Sports. The total value of the deal is more than $6 million.
But after valve lifter failures in Dodge Ram trucks being returned or traded in for a different brand of truck, the deal is only worth $1.2 million…
Hehe…
Not funny and not true. What do you gain from posting bull shit like that?
Made me laugh
.My suspicion is that Brutes innocuous joke isn’t going to hurt the resale value of Rams, or the new price for that matter.
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He’s a hard core old school Chevy PU 350 V-8 3/4 ton white panel long bed man?
Me too, and I'm a Utah guy.Made me laugh
My suspicion is that Brutes innocuous joke isn’t going to hurt the resale value of Rams, or the new price for that matter.
That didn’t take long.
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No. 9 recruit nixes Bama commit with Saban exit
Ryan Williams, the No. 9 overall prospect and No. 3 receiver in the 2024 ESPN 300, told ESPN that he has decommitted from Alabama after Nick Saban's retirement.
