Get that ugly purple off that man
sports and the children you have raised have no connection in this.I understand that football generates revenue. But as a 3rd generation graduate, living in Texas, our wonderful university makes me pay out of state tuition for my children to attend the school I love. Yet, donors fork over 7M for a kid to play football. As much as I love sports, our priorities are wrong in society.
Yet another person who does not get it...Sports and your child are different issues.I couldn’t afford to send my youngest to OSU.
We moved to Texas when he was a freshman. I graduated. Wife graduated. His older brother graduated. Mom, Dad, sister, both in laws, and my cousin all OSU cowboys.
We were looking at $26,000/year out of state for a an OSU degree. Instead he ends up at Texas Tech. But we’ll buy a QB for $7 mil.
System is beyond broken.
I'd argue they do "get it" and that is the entire point of the disagreement. It is messed up that a 3rd generation legacy and/or a familial legacy get no break when it comes to tuition. Moreover, it is also messed up that it's ok that a kid can be paid $7m but the tuition situation is not kosher.Yet another person who does not get it...Sports and your child are different issues.
Brown, J Johnson, Trip White, L. Fields are still around.is there a roster anywhere of who is left from 2025?
I know Gavin is the only starter returning on offense...what about defense?
the person in need should verify but this is out there:Yet another person who does not get it...Sports and your child are different issues.
Hauss seemed like a classy and talented kid. I hope he has a lot of success at Colorado State and anywhere else that he might end up.