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The people I trust to know something, don’t. CW has kept this very close to the vest. I think any talk of Sprinkle or DeVries was just agents doing their jobs to get schools to move quicker on their clients.

Jabbar is the only one we miss. Harper is still good at getting burnt, Boogie, JPR and Green were going to be buried on 3rd team on the depth chart. Richardson knew he’d lost his job. Cobb is undisciplined, Ford would have been 3rd string. Sanders and the staff got into it last year, no chance...

Jayden Jernigan was able to play in the bowl in 2021. He was upfront with the coaches from the beginning and told them he’d do anything to help the team beat ND. Coaches appreciated it and he played.

JPR left because he didn’t want to sit behind Pressley another season. He would have sat behind Pressley and caught 20-30 balls.

ASU thinks so little of Baby Gundy, they went for it on their side of the field on 4th down. Worked out great for them, maybe if their staff thinks he’s mid too, we should stop F’ing playing him

I’m a big Sanders fan. He’s a good coach and has a ton a of good coaches on staff. He connects with players, especially two way players in a way a lot of coaches can’t. Stars usually don’t go on to coach, they retire. He’s doing it because he wants to, not because he needs a job.

10+ wins incoming

OSU and doesn’t matter who else

I welcome anyone but Utah and Oregon State

CU just officially voted unanimously to join Big12

They’ll never have a B1G invite. They don’t bring any value to the B1G

According to a FOX executive in the fall, Oregon and UW are worth half of the B1G’s upcoming per team payout. They will never be in the B1G. They are slightly higher than the Big12 per team payout and add value and stability as well as the coveted PST night game.

They aren’t getting into the B1G, they don’t provide enough value to match the current B1G payout. And USC, the B1G’s new blue blood doesn’t want anyone else on the West Coast in the conference.

The goody is 3rd in the pecking order of media negotiations for the foreseeable future.