BertramCooper
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Kind of makes you wonder how the CFB OT lasted in the regular OT for so long without being shat up on a regular basis.
It's ridiculous. The only thing that gives me hope is that these people tend to be too socially inept to ever rise to a position of power to actually try to enforce their vision of universities.It weird that I have a higher tolerance of people that understand (the basics) of US college athletics and have a skewed agenda against it then the ones who have zero idea about how it works or what it is but jump to conclusions about it anyway. They sound like morons.
Anyone who wants to say that all students or even most students don't take college seriously because of the emphasis of sports doesn't know what they are talking about.
It's ridiculous. The only thing that gives me hope is that these people tend to be too socially inept to ever rise to a position of power to actually try to enforce their vision of universities.
It's ridiculous. The only thing that gives me hope is that these people tend to be too socially inept to ever rise to a position of power to actually try to enforce their vision of universities.
He was optimistic about the number of college applications that Rutgers has received, which has recently increased by 14 percent in New Jersey and 18 percent overall.
The University is seeing the largest out-of-state application increases from the Midwest, which Barchi attributes to the high visibility of the athletics teams.
By the way, I love that Forbes article I keep citing in those threads. I don't think I've ever gotten a single response to it.
Linked to it here: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=145109584&postcount=298what Forbes article?
Linked to it here: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=145109584&postcount=298
It discusses all of the ancillary benefits the university has received as a result of Nick Saban and the UA football team.
SHOCKING NEWS: USC beats Big Ten team in bowl game.
Hey, maybe you guys should have offered Harbaugh 10 million a year.
I mean, I believe in McElwain, but, Harbaugh has alot better shot of being a Saban Hire, than McElwain.
Seems similar to what JoePa's success did for Penn State. Winning football school increases visibility, attracts more students, then the university uses those dollars to reinvest in the university and its program, both academic and athletic.
In a way sports programs are big marketing arms for their universities (when the AD is profitable).
I was gone for the holidays, so I didn't get a chance to grouse about Nussmeier. I guess the whole idea is that he did well with McElwain's recruits... but looking at Michigan I can't say I'm too excited. Hopefully that's more Michigan being dumpster fire status than his ability... it's kind of like Roper's situation here at UF.
Most Michigan fans blamed Hoke & Funk for that shitstorm, not Nuss. I would throw last season out if you want to gauge his resume, personally.
I was gone for the holidays, so I didn't get a chance to grouse about Nussmeier. I guess the whole idea is that he did well with McElwain's recruits... but looking at Michigan I can't say I'm too excited. Hopefully that's more Michigan being dumpster fire status than his ability... it's kind of like Roper's situation here at UF.
I don't think it really matters. The offense will still be McElwain's and Nuss will be running it. The two apparently know each other pretty well so they should be able to work well together and have good staff chemistry. Some of the issues with Muschamp is that the staff he assembled would get into fights a lot.
What's this I hear about Whittingham leaving Utah??? He's a great coach, that'd be a huge blow to the Utes.
As long as the sports teams are successful, they can still be beneficial to their university even if they're run at a deficit. Sticking with Bama, even if you assume that only half of the increased out of state enrollment can be attributed to on-the-field success, the AD would have to operate at a ~$25m deficit to negate that specific benefit.Seems similar to what JoePa's success did for Penn State. Winning football school increases visibility, attracts more students, then the university uses those dollars to reinvest in the university and its program, both academic and athletic.
In a way sports programs are big marketing arms for their universities (when the AD is profitable).
Linked to it here: http://www.neogaf.com/forum/showpost.php?p=145109584&postcount=298
It discusses all of the ancillary benefits the university has received as a result of Nick Saban and the UA football team.
It's ridiculous. The only thing that gives me hope is that these people tend to be too socially inept to ever rise to a position of power to actually try to enforce their vision of universities.
By the way, I love that Forbes article I keep citing in those threads. I don't think I've ever gotten a single response to it.
Even students with high SAT scores are significantly affected by athletic success—one of the biggest surprises from the research, Chung says.
Schools become more academically selective with athletic success.
only if they ignore my first post in the thread!Mre you just want everyone to see you bait the rubes in with your fancy lawyer-speak.
Its why Coach K will always be worth whatever ridiculous amount Duke wants to pay him, he brings a shitload of benefits to the university.
EDIT: So on the opposite end of the Jeff Driskel rumor, supposedly Braxton Miller is looking to transfer and Duke is on his list as well. I would love to see an athlete of that caliber play for us. Meyer let us have Cash, why not Miller too?
I actually have another Forbes article.
http://www.forbes.com/sites/hbswork...athletic-success-boosts-college-applications/
The Flutie effect.
Key highlight.
CFB GAF - anyone going to make it to Pasadena? I'm part of some righteous tailgates and would love to say hey.
Nailed it
Hold the phone:
@RapSheet 19m19 minutes ago
.@MikeSilver says #Raiders owner Mark Davis is planning to speak with Jim Harbaugh this morning.
All I have invested in this is the possibility of schadenfreude, so I'm going all in with the hope that this happens.It'd be funny if the Raiders offered $9-10 mill/year and complete control.
I can only assume SF let him go for free because they thought he was going back to college. So if he winds up with any NFL team it will be hilarious.
Mgoblog seems to have gone up it's own butt again. Prepare yourselves for another 4 years of The Michigan Cycle.
Mgoblog seems to have gone up it's own butt again. Prepare yourselves for another 4 years of The Michigan Cycle.
They still own his NFL rights I believe i was reading somehwere, at least until it runs out or they trade them or something.
Nailed it
@GottliebShow: Jim Delaney added Jim Harbaugh to #B1G... Have heard from reputable source he thinks new TV deal will be $50m per school avg- not kidding
Harbaugh/Meyer is actually must see TV imho.