I know you're not making any money.
I'm not gonna be in ATX this Saturday, but I wanted to pass the tailgate info along to the season ticket holders I know.
Ah...so it's the benefit of wearing the same color jersey as the opponent.
I think that's technically against NCAA Rules, but I don't care enough to look it up. That's a good idea for the OL.
This was the answer I was looking for. Thanks for the legal clarification.
LSU pays $20M for Kelly to go away, but that doesn't change or get offset in the event Kelly finds another high-paying HC job.
Reference pages FR-97 and FR-98 of the linked 2025 NCAA Football Rule Book for a complete definition of Targeting. To search a PDF, open the file and use the "Find" command by pressing Ctrl+F (Windows) or Command+F (Mac). Type your search term into the box that appears and use the "Next" and "Previous" buttons to navigate the results.
It's too long for me to post it here. tl/dr for most
When you dive forward for additional yardage, it's not considered a "slide". Consequently, Arch wasn't a "defenseless player" by rule. The officials could've called the hit "unnecessary roughness", but targeting isn't appropriate for this play.
Okay, if Kelly agrees to a smaller buyout now - say $20M - does this renegotiated amount get reduced again if another program is dumb enough to pay a premium for his services? I also assume LSU didn't fire him "for cause" due to some obscure 'morality' clause. I'm just trying to understand how this works.
Good to know Jimbo's fully guaranteed, no offset language deal with aggy is still the dumbest contract ever.