JBJ

They got into an argument about rocking the jukebox.

This was my first thought. "This is what we think you are worth. Give your brother whatever portion you think is fair."

NLIs don't bind the player to the school. He can just enroll somewhere else.

Clemson is the second best team in South Carolina.

But this was also exactly what he was hired to do.

I just don't see Taaffe going in the first half of the draft. He's small for the position he would be best used in (low safety / big nickel). Someone will take a swing, though. Special teams contributors always get a chance.

Pretty sure both (coach and uni paying into NIL) are illegal right now, but with lawsuit ongoing, I think most players and schools are taking the stance that nothing really matters.

They were terrible, we should take all their players convincingly.

The time off might just let Quinn heal up and we'll get early season Quinn.

He took a risk and returned in order to play outside. It paid off handsomely.

I'll be the first to predict that this will not work out.

Bullet point thoughts: - My model ended up predicting South Carolina to be the last team in (over SMU). The teams everyone are talking about for the last spot were all really close. There was no right choice or wrong here. - Someone needs to decide whether we want a tournament of conferences and wildcards, a tournament of the best teams, or something in between. The current system is the former and made more sense before the last round of realignment. - Media and people keep double-speaking about teams ranked in the top 25 and the 25 best teams. They will present the former as if it is the latter. These are not the same thing and are not meant to be.

How hard could it be to recruit and train 4 NFL DL in the next few weeks?

1) Every P4 team should play 10 P4 games. 2) Every P4 conference should have a CCG. I don't care how many of the 10 come in-conference. To a degree, more good OOC games are preferable.