Paying athletes....

[BelligerentBobcat]

BYU Cougars sponsor offers to cover tuition for walk-on members of football team

The separation between the haves and have nots widens.....

The BYU athletic department helped broker opportunities for every walk-on member of the football team to sign endorsement deals with a sponsor that would cover the cost of their tuition for at least one year.

The arrangement -- which is possible due to recent NCAA rule changes that allow college athletes to make money from their names, images and likenesses (NIL) -- was announced during a team meeting this week. All 123 members of the Cougars football program were offered an endorsement deal with protein bar company Built Brands.

Scholarship players can receive $1,000 each for representing the company. The 36 walk-on players on the roster were offered what amounts to privately funded scholarships, although the players will be paid directly and can spend that money in any way they choose, according to associate athletic director Gary Veron.... (more)

https://www.espn.com/college-football/s ... tball-team

That great news for those young men and their families. At least a year of college for free. Outstanding!

Great news for the kids. Questionable effects for FBS football. As alluded to earlier, the schools with money will get the best recruits and get richer. Schools not so flush with cash or rich boosters will eventually be relegated to a lower tier of play.

What’s the problem with that?

Nothing if you are a fan of one of the rich schools. I also expect that the gap between P5 and G5 will get larger. Those borderline P5 prospects that didn’t warrant a full ride and ended up at a G5 school in the past, now may still end up at a P5 as there are other ways to pay for that kids schooling. That sucks in my opinion. I hate seeing an Alabama vs Ohio State FBS championship every year. I am guessing even P5 schools like Washington State might suffer.

There’s already a huge gap in schools.

Realistically, there are what, 6 teams that can compete for a national championship at the FBS level?

In the FCS there’s NDSU and James Madison. We’re a good school with a good football team, and NDSU is quite a bit above what we are. We don’t compete with them, if we’re being honest.

The gap is already there. If the student athletes are able to get paid, or improve their lives, I don’t see why that sucks. Football is a game. It would be terribly selfish of me to hope that student athletes shouldn’t be able to take these benefits because I want my football team to win another game or two.

I really enjoy your thought process. You're correct that right now, given the recent history there are a half dozen teams that can win the national championship, and those of us a bit older than you appreciate they are not Notre Dame, Southern Cal, Texas, Oklahoma, Michigan, Penn State or Nebraska.

I've enjoyed watching schools start a football program like Georgia Southern, South Florida, Georgia State, Kennesaw State, Coastal Carolina, etc. keep building their program and leave I-AA behind as they strive to reach the top. I don't appreciate complacency and the smugness exhibited by podunk schools that enjoy and brag about having a playoff team in small college football.

The kids want to win and they want to compete against the best or they don't play the game. If they can't be the best at what they do, it is human nature to walk away or bust their ass to prove all their high school coaches wrong. And those that work their asses off to become great college athletes deserve to be compensated fairly.

I just want Miami to be good again.

Sam passed away.

They don't get all the great Florida athletes anymore as there's what? Central Florida, South Florida, Florida International, Florida Atlantic, FAMU that are tapping into what Florida and FSU won't accept. Plus you've got all the other schools recruiting down there now. I suspect SMU will rise out of the ashrs of all their crooked boosters bofore Miami does.

When the Uelands rebuild the M & M and one of the kids goes into administration, we'll see Miami rise again.

Sam actually cared about football. The other AD’s haven’t.

The small schools in Florida aren’t the problem, Alabama, Clemson, LSU, and Ohio State have been cherry picking the top talent.

[ND0479]

BYU Cougars sponsor offers to cover tuition for walk-on members of football team

The separation between the haves and have nots widens.....

The BYU athletic department helped broker opportunities for every walk-on member of the football team to sign endorsement deals with a sponsor that would cover the cost of their tuition for at least one year.

The arrangement -- which is possible due to recent NCAA rule changes that allow college athletes to make money from their names, images and likenesses (NIL) -- was announced during a team meeting this week. All 123 members of the Cougars football program were offered an endorsement deal with protein bar company Built Brands.

Scholarship players can receive $1,000 each for representing the company. The 36 walk-on players on the roster were offered what amounts to privately funded scholarships, although the players will be paid directly and can spend that money in any way they choose, according to associate athletic director Gary Veron.... (more)

https://www.espn.com/college-football/s ... tball-team

That great news for those young men and their families. At least a year of college for free. Outstanding!

Great news for the kids. Questionable effects for FBS football. As alluded to earlier, the schools with money will get the best recruits and get richer. Schools not so flush with cash or rich boosters will eventually be relegated to a lower tier of play.

What’s the problem with that?

Nothing if you are a fan of one of the rich schools. I also expect that the gap between P5 and G5 will get larger. Those borderline P5 prospects that didn’t warrant a full ride and ended up at a G5 school in the past, now may still end up at a P5 as there are other ways to pay for that kids schooling. That sucks in my opinion. I hate seeing an Alabama vs Ohio State FBS championship every year. I am guessing even P5 schools like Washington State might suffer.

There’s already a huge gap in schools.

Realistically, there are what, 6 teams that can compete for a national championship at the FBS level?

In the FCS there’s NDSU and James Madison. We’re a good school with a good football team, and NDSU is quite a bit above what we are. We don’t compete with them, if we’re being honest.

The gap is already there. If the student athletes are able to get paid, or improve their lives, I don’t see why that sucks. Football is a game. It would be terribly selfish of me to hope that student athletes shouldn’t be able to take these benefits because I want my football team to win another game or two.

I really enjoy your thought process. You're correct that right now, given the recent history there are a half dozen teams that can win the national championship, and those of us a bit older than you appreciate they are not Notre Dame, Southern Cal, Texas, Oklahoma, Michigan, Penn State or Nebraska.

I've enjoyed watching schools start a football program like Georgia Southern, South Florida, Georgia State, Kennesaw State, Coastal Carolina, etc. keep building their program and leave I-AA behind as they strive to reach the top. I don't appreciate complacency and the smugness exhibited by podunk schools that enjoy and brag about having a playoff team in small college football.

The kids want to win and they want to compete against the best or they don't play the game. If they can't be the best at what they do, it is human nature to walk away or bust their ass to prove all their high school coaches wrong. And those that work their asses off to become great college athletes deserve to be compensated fairly.

I just want Miami to be good again.

Sam passed away.

They don't get all the great Florida athletes anymore as there's what? Central Florida, South Florida, Florida International, Florida Atlantic, FAMU that are tapping into what Florida and FSU won't accept. Plus you've got all the other schools recruiting down there now. I suspect SMU will rise out of the ashrs of all their crooked boosters bofore Miami does.

When the Uelands rebuild the M & M and one of the kids goes into administration, we'll see Miami rise again.

SMU will have a very good next few years. They had a great recruiting year.

[Cat Grad]

BYU Cougars sponsor offers to cover tuition for walk-on members of football team

The separation between the haves and have nots widens.....

https://www.espn.com/college-football/s ... tball-team

That great news for those young men and their families. At least a year of college for free. Outstanding!

Great news for the kids. Questionable effects for FBS football. As alluded to earlier, the schools with money will get the best recruits and get richer. Schools not so flush with cash or rich boosters will eventually be relegated to a lower tier of play.

What’s the problem with that?

Nothing if you are a fan of one of the rich schools. I also expect that the gap between P5 and G5 will get larger. Those borderline P5 prospects that didn’t warrant a full ride and ended up at a G5 school in the past, now may still end up at a P5 as there are other ways to pay for that kids schooling. That sucks in my opinion. I hate seeing an Alabama vs Ohio State FBS championship every year. I am guessing even P5 schools like Washington State might suffer.

There’s already a huge gap in schools.

Realistically, there are what, 6 teams that can compete for a national championship at the FBS level?

In the FCS there’s NDSU and James Madison. We’re a good school with a good football team, and NDSU is quite a bit above what we are. We don’t compete with them, if we’re being honest.

The gap is already there. If the student athletes are able to get paid, or improve their lives, I don’t see why that sucks. Football is a game. It would be terribly selfish of me to hope that student athletes shouldn’t be able to take these benefits because I want my football team to win another game or two.

I really enjoy your thought process. You're correct that right now, given the recent history there are a half dozen teams that can win the national championship, and those of us a bit older than you appreciate they are not Notre Dame, Southern Cal, Texas, Oklahoma, Michigan, Penn State or Nebraska.

I've enjoyed watching schools start a football program like Georgia Southern, South Florida, Georgia State, Kennesaw State, Coastal Carolina, etc. keep building their program and leave I-AA behind as they strive to reach the top. I don't appreciate complacency and the smugness exhibited by podunk schools that enjoy and brag about having a playoff team in small college football.

The kids want to win and they want to compete against the best or they don't play the game. If they can't be the best at what they do, it is human nature to walk away or bust their ass to prove all their high school coaches wrong. And those that work their asses off to become great college athletes deserve to be compensated fairly.

I just want Miami to be good again.

Sam passed away.

They don't get all the great Florida athletes anymore as there's what? Central Florida, South Florida, Florida International, Florida Atlantic, FAMU that are tapping into what Florida and FSU won't accept. Plus you've got all the other schools recruiting down there now. I suspect SMU will rise out of the ashrs of all their crooked boosters bofore Miami does.

When the Uelands rebuild the M & M and one of the kids goes into administration, we'll see Miami rise again.

Sam actually cared about football. The other AD’s haven’t.

The small schools in Florida aren’t the problem, Alabama, Clemson, LSU, and Ohio State have been cherry picking the top talent.

I mentioned all the Florida schools tapping their high schools now. Even North Dakota State has 10 or 12 kids from Florida year in and year out. Georgia is another good state for high school football, obviously Texas. New Jersey has great coaches and athletes as does Virginia. James Madison seems to have a recruiting edge in Virginia given how pitiful Tech and Virginia are. Florida is recruited much heavier now than they were back when Sam went down there.

[Cat Grad]

BYU Cougars sponsor offers to cover tuition for walk-on members of football team

The separation between the haves and have nots widens.....

https://www.espn.com/college-football/s ... tball-team

That great news for those young men and their families. At least a year of college for free. Outstanding!

Great news for the kids. Questionable effects for FBS football. As alluded to earlier, the schools with money will get the best recruits and get richer. Schools not so flush with cash or rich boosters will eventually be relegated to a lower tier of play.

What’s the problem with that?

Nothing if you are a fan of one of the rich schools. I also expect that the gap between P5 and G5 will get larger. Those borderline P5 prospects that didn’t warrant a full ride and ended up at a G5 school in the past, now may still end up at a P5 as there are other ways to pay for that kids schooling. That sucks in my opinion. I hate seeing an Alabama vs Ohio State FBS championship every year. I am guessing even P5 schools like Washington State might suffer.

There’s already a huge gap in schools.

Realistically, there are what, 6 teams that can compete for a national championship at the FBS level?

In the FCS there’s NDSU and James Madison. We’re a good school with a good football team, and NDSU is quite a bit above what we are. We don’t compete with them, if we’re being honest.

The gap is already there. If the student athletes are able to get paid, or improve their lives, I don’t see why that sucks. Football is a game. It would be terribly selfish of me to hope that student athletes shouldn’t be able to take these benefits because I want my football team to win another game or two.

I really enjoy your thought process. You're correct that right now, given the recent history there are a half dozen teams that can win the national championship, and those of us a bit older than you appreciate they are not Notre Dame, Southern Cal, Texas, Oklahoma, Michigan, Penn State or Nebraska.

I've enjoyed watching schools start a football program like Georgia Southern, South Florida, Georgia State, Kennesaw State, Coastal Carolina, etc. keep building their program and leave I-AA behind as they strive to reach the top. I don't appreciate complacency and the smugness exhibited by podunk schools that enjoy and brag about having a playoff team in small college football.

The kids want to win and they want to compete against the best or they don't play the game. If they can't be the best at what they do, it is human nature to walk away or bust their ass to prove all their high school coaches wrong. And those that work their asses off to become great college athletes deserve to be compensated fairly.

I just want Miami to be good again.

Sam passed away.

They don't get all the great Florida athletes anymore as there's what? Central Florida, South Florida, Florida International, Florida Atlantic, FAMU that are tapping into what Florida and FSU won't accept. Plus you've got all the other schools recruiting down there now. I suspect SMU will rise out of the ashrs of all their crooked boosters bofore Miami does.

When the Uelands rebuild the M & M and one of the kids goes into administration, we'll see Miami rise again.

SMU will have a very good next few years. They had a great recruiting year.

Coach has repaired the damage done by those who came before him and is recruiting Dallas. They'll be really good the next few years.

[ilovethecats]

That great news for those young men and their families. At least a year of college for free. Outstanding!

Great news for the kids. Questionable effects for FBS football. As alluded to earlier, the schools with money will get the best recruits and get richer. Schools not so flush with cash or rich boosters will eventually be relegated to a lower tier of play.

What’s the problem with that?

Nothing if you are a fan of one of the rich schools. I also expect that the gap between P5 and G5 will get larger. Those borderline P5 prospects that didn’t warrant a full ride and ended up at a G5 school in the past, now may still end up at a P5 as there are other ways to pay for that kids schooling. That sucks in my opinion. I hate seeing an Alabama vs Ohio State FBS championship every year. I am guessing even P5 schools like Washington State might suffer.

There’s already a huge gap in schools.

Realistically, there are what, 6 teams that can compete for a national championship at the FBS level?

In the FCS there’s NDSU and James Madison. We’re a good school with a good football team, and NDSU is quite a bit above what we are. We don’t compete with them, if we’re being honest.

The gap is already there. If the student athletes are able to get paid, or improve their lives, I don’t see why that sucks. Football is a game. It would be terribly selfish of me to hope that student athletes shouldn’t be able to take these benefits because I want my football team to win another game or two.

I really enjoy your thought process. You're correct that right now, given the recent history there are a half dozen teams that can win the national championship, and those of us a bit older than you appreciate they are not Notre Dame, Southern Cal, Texas, Oklahoma, Michigan, Penn State or Nebraska.

I've enjoyed watching schools start a football program like Georgia Southern, South Florida, Georgia State, Kennesaw State, Coastal Carolina, etc. keep building their program and leave I-AA behind as they strive to reach the top. I don't appreciate complacency and the smugness exhibited by podunk schools that enjoy and brag about having a playoff team in small college football.

The kids want to win and they want to compete against the best or they don't play the game. If they can't be the best at what they do, it is human nature to walk away or bust their ass to prove all their high school coaches wrong. And those that work their asses off to become great college athletes deserve to be compensated fairly.

I just want Miami to be good again.

Sam passed away.

They don't get all the great Florida athletes anymore as there's what? Central Florida, South Florida, Florida International, Florida Atlantic, FAMU that are tapping into what Florida and FSU won't accept. Plus you've got all the other schools recruiting down there now. I suspect SMU will rise out of the ashrs of all their crooked boosters bofore Miami does.

When the Uelands rebuild the M & M and one of the kids goes into administration, we'll see Miami rise again.

SMU will have a very good next few years. They had a great recruiting year.

Coach has repaired the damage done by those who came before him and is recruiting Dallas. They'll be really good the next few years.

Serious question.

While you and Tom were pounding vino, who’s idea was it to do the shots of fernet?

[Cat Grad]

Great news for the kids. Questionable effects for FBS football. As alluded to earlier, the schools with money will get the best recruits and get richer. Schools not so flush with cash or rich boosters will eventually be relegated to a lower tier of play.

What’s the problem with that?

Nothing if you are a fan of one of the rich schools. I also expect that the gap between P5 and G5 will get larger. Those borderline P5 prospects that didn’t warrant a full ride and ended up at a G5 school in the past, now may still end up at a P5 as there are other ways to pay for that kids schooling. That sucks in my opinion. I hate seeing an Alabama vs Ohio State FBS championship every year. I am guessing even P5 schools like Washington State might suffer.

There’s already a huge gap in schools.

Realistically, there are what, 6 teams that can compete for a national championship at the FBS level?

In the FCS there’s NDSU and James Madison. We’re a good school with a good football team, and NDSU is quite a bit above what we are. We don’t compete with them, if we’re being honest.

The gap is already there. If the student athletes are able to get paid, or improve their lives, I don’t see why that sucks. Football is a game. It would be terribly selfish of me to hope that student athletes shouldn’t be able to take these benefits because I want my football team to win another game or two.

I really enjoy your thought process. You're correct that right now, given the recent history there are a half dozen teams that can win the national championship, and those of us a bit older than you appreciate they are not Notre Dame, Southern Cal, Texas, Oklahoma, Michigan, Penn State or Nebraska.

I've enjoyed watching schools start a football program like Georgia Southern, South Florida, Georgia State, Kennesaw State, Coastal Carolina, etc. keep building their program and leave I-AA behind as they strive to reach the top. I don't appreciate complacency and the smugness exhibited by podunk schools that enjoy and brag about having a playoff team in small college football.

The kids want to win and they want to compete against the best or they don't play the game. If they can't be the best at what they do, it is human nature to walk away or bust their ass to prove all their high school coaches wrong. And those that work their asses off to become great college athletes deserve to be compensated fairly.

I just want Miami to be good again.

Sam passed away.

They don't get all the great Florida athletes anymore as there's what? Central Florida, South Florida, Florida International, Florida Atlantic, FAMU that are tapping into what Florida and FSU won't accept. Plus you've got all the other schools recruiting down there now. I suspect SMU will rise out of the ashrs of all their crooked boosters bofore Miami does.

When the Uelands rebuild the M & M and one of the kids goes into administration, we'll see Miami rise again.

SMU will have a very good next few years. They had a great recruiting year.

Coach has repaired the damage done by those who came before him and is recruiting Dallas. They'll be really good the next few years.

Serious question.

While you and Tom were pounding vino, who’s idea was it to do the shots of fernet?

Well, given Sir Tom's question that I initially thought was just a smart ass comical topic, I was impressed with his response to you as all my WWII vet teachers would have responded to you with an anatomical AND physics lesson: Why don't you take a flying fukk at a rolling donut! And as an added bonus, Sir Tom could have entered into a discussion as to the "proper" spelling of donuts as his training as a word smith trumps most frequent flyers on this site...and he would have incited you by a long sight...

So, why aren't there enough parachutes on airplanes for all passengers? I think it's because the insurance companies don't want any survivors to bring excessive lawsuits. Perhaps you'd suggest all passengers one day be fitted with and into crash resistand and absorbing spacesuits?

I mean, Sir Tom was thinking out loud on his keyboard and came up with an extremely thought provoking topic. In another thread. One suitable for such discussions. Not on the football thread. Way to derail a good football discussion!

[ilovethecats]

What’s the problem with that?

Nothing if you are a fan of one of the rich schools. I also expect that the gap between P5 and G5 will get larger. Those borderline P5 prospects that didn’t warrant a full ride and ended up at a G5 school in the past, now may still end up at a P5 as there are other ways to pay for that kids schooling. That sucks in my opinion. I hate seeing an Alabama vs Ohio State FBS championship every year. I am guessing even P5 schools like Washington State might suffer.

There’s already a huge gap in schools.

Realistically, there are what, 6 teams that can compete for a national championship at the FBS level?

In the FCS there’s NDSU and James Madison. We’re a good school with a good football team, and NDSU is quite a bit above what we are. We don’t compete with them, if we’re being honest.

The gap is already there. If the student athletes are able to get paid, or improve their lives, I don’t see why that sucks. Football is a game. It would be terribly selfish of me to hope that student athletes shouldn’t be able to take these benefits because I want my football team to win another game or two.

I really enjoy your thought process. You're correct that right now, given the recent history there are a half dozen teams that can win the national championship, and those of us a bit older than you appreciate they are not Notre Dame, Southern Cal, Texas, Oklahoma, Michigan, Penn State or Nebraska.

I've enjoyed watching schools start a football program like Georgia Southern, South Florida, Georgia State, Kennesaw State, Coastal Carolina, etc. keep building their program and leave I-AA behind as they strive to reach the top. I don't appreciate complacency and the smugness exhibited by podunk schools that enjoy and brag about having a playoff team in small college football.

The kids want to win and they want to compete against the best or they don't play the game. If they can't be the best at what they do, it is human nature to walk away or bust their ass to prove all their high school coaches wrong. And those that work their asses off to become great college athletes deserve to be compensated fairly.

I just want Miami to be good again.

Sam passed away.

They don't get all the great Florida athletes anymore as there's what? Central Florida, South Florida, Florida International, Florida Atlantic, FAMU that are tapping into what Florida and FSU won't accept. Plus you've got all the other schools recruiting down there now. I suspect SMU will rise out of the ashrs of all their crooked boosters bofore Miami does.

When the Uelands rebuild the M & M and one of the kids goes into administration, we'll see Miami rise again.

SMU will have a very good next few years. They had a great recruiting year.

Coach has repaired the damage done by those who came before him and is recruiting Dallas. They'll be really good the next few years.

Serious question.

While you and Tom were pounding vino, who’s idea was it to do the shots of fernet?

Well, given Sir Tom's question that I initially thought was just a smart ass comical topic, I was impressed with his response to you as all my WWII vet teachers would have responded to you with an anatomical AND physics lesson: Why don't you take a flying fukk at a rolling donut! And as an added bonus, Sir Tom could have entered into a discussion as to the "proper" spelling of donuts as his training as a word smith trumps most frequent flyers on this site...and he would have incited you by a long sight...

So, why aren't there enough parachutes on airplanes for all passengers? I think it's because the insurance companies don't want any survivors to bring excessive lawsuits. Perhaps you'd suggest all passengers one day be fitted with and into crash resistand and absorbing spacesuits?

I mean, Sir Tom was thinking out loud on his keyboard and came up with an extremely thought provoking topic. In another thread. One suitable for such discussions. Not on the football thread. Way to derail a good football discussion!

[TomCat88]

Nothing if you are a fan of one of the rich schools. I also expect that the gap between P5 and G5 will get larger. Those borderline P5 prospects that didn’t warrant a full ride and ended up at a G5 school in the past, now may still end up at a P5 as there are other ways to pay for that kids schooling. That sucks in my opinion. I hate seeing an Alabama vs Ohio State FBS championship every year. I am guessing even P5 schools like Washington State might suffer.

There’s already a huge gap in schools.

Realistically, there are what, 6 teams that can compete for a national championship at the FBS level?

In the FCS there’s NDSU and James Madison. We’re a good school with a good football team, and NDSU is quite a bit above what we are. We don’t compete with them, if we’re being honest.

The gap is already there. If the student athletes are able to get paid, or improve their lives, I don’t see why that sucks. Football is a game. It would be terribly selfish of me to hope that student athletes shouldn’t be able to take these benefits because I want my football team to win another game or two.

I really enjoy your thought process. You're correct that right now, given the recent history there are a half dozen teams that can win the national championship, and those of us a bit older than you appreciate they are not Notre Dame, Southern Cal, Texas, Oklahoma, Michigan, Penn State or Nebraska.

I've enjoyed watching schools start a football program like Georgia Southern, South Florida, Georgia State, Kennesaw State, Coastal Carolina, etc. keep building their program and leave I-AA behind as they strive to reach the top. I don't appreciate complacency and the smugness exhibited by podunk schools that enjoy and brag about having a playoff team in small college football.

The kids want to win and they want to compete against the best or they don't play the game. If they can't be the best at what they do, it is human nature to walk away or bust their ass to prove all their high school coaches wrong. And those that work their asses off to become great college athletes deserve to be compensated fairly.

I just want Miami to be good again.

Sam passed away.

They don't get all the great Florida athletes anymore as there's what? Central Florida, South Florida, Florida International, Florida Atlantic, FAMU that are tapping into what Florida and FSU won't accept. Plus you've got all the other schools recruiting down there now. I suspect SMU will rise out of the ashrs of all their crooked boosters bofore Miami does.

When the Uelands rebuild the M & M and one of the kids goes into administration, we'll see Miami rise again.

SMU will have a very good next few years. They had a great recruiting year.

Coach has repaired the damage done by those who came before him and is recruiting Dallas. They'll be really good the next few years.

Serious question.

While you and Tom were pounding vino, who’s idea was it to do the shots of fernet?

Well, given Sir Tom's question that I initially thought was just a smart ass comical topic, I was impressed with his response to you as all my WWII vet teachers would have responded to you with an anatomical AND physics lesson: Why don't you take a flying fukk at a rolling donut! And as an added bonus, Sir Tom could have entered into a discussion as to the "proper" spelling of donuts as his training as a word smith trumps most frequent flyers on this site...and he would have incited you by a long sight...

So, why aren't there enough parachutes on airplanes for all passengers? I think it's because the insurance companies don't want any survivors to bring excessive lawsuits. Perhaps you'd suggest all passengers one day be fitted with and into crash resistand and absorbing spacesuits?

I mean, Sir Tom was thinking out loud on his keyboard and came up with an extremely thought provoking topic. In another thread. One suitable for such discussions. Not on the football thread. Way to derail a good football discussion!

Fire up the AC DC!!

[coloradocat]

So are Waded and Leon ever going to come up with a NIL plan for the Bobcats? All I remember seeing are stories about how they are "evaluating the situation".

[ilovethecats]

So are Waded and Leon ever going to come up with a NIL plan for the Bobcats? All I remember seeing are stories about how they are "evaluating the situation".

They’re both a little busy making sure the camera focused on the BAC doesn’t tilt or shut off.

[AFCAT]

So are Waded and Leon ever going to come up with a NIL plan for the Bobcats? All I remember seeing are stories about how they are "evaluating the situation".

They’re both a little busy making sure the camera focused on the BAC doesn’t tilt or shut off.

I would take offense at that statement if it wasn't something that I would probably write.

[ilovethecats]

So are Waded and Leon ever going to come up with a NIL plan for the Bobcats? All I remember seeing are stories about how they are "evaluating the situation".

They’re both a little busy making sure the camera focused on the BAC doesn’t tilt or shut off.

I would take offense at that statement if it wasn't something that I would probably write.

And know that I’m just having fun. I love and appreciate all your updates! Just pent up energy waiting for the season!

[AFCAT]

Every Bozeman business should get him on the payroll.

[CelticCat]

And learn how to spell his name.

[AFCAT]

And learn how to spell his name.

As long as it's spelled correctly on the check.....

[BelligerentBobcat]

And learn how to spell his name.

As long as it's spelled correctly on the check.....

I’d settle for a free bar tab in lieu of check.

[ND0479]

One the extreme end of the spectrum. Current 4th string QB

[BleedingBLue]

One the extreme end of the spectrum. Current 4th string QB

Current 4th string because he is supposed to be a senior in HS. Was the #1 QB in the 22 class. Still pretty ridiculous though for a guy who hasn't taken a college snap and could be a bust.

[ND0479]

Yeah, I know who he is. Very risky investment...think if they’d have been able to do that with Tate Martell.

[CelticCat]

Troy is in an R Bar commercial, it’s on the Bobcat Insider episode from this week.