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I think the question is, does the NCAA say that this is pay for play - even though there were no rules - and give BYU and Miami severe sanctions. Surely not, I would say. But it is a corrupt institution.

Like I said, a minor villain in They Live. When you put on the special sun glasses, you see the words SEC RULES under him.

And furthermore, Saban leases cars to his players. And pre-NIL, as recently as 2019 his recruits were posting pictures holding large amounts of American currency in their hands on Instagram on national signing day. Does ESPN report on this? No. Do they care? No. They are willful hypocrites of...

As another poster said, the NCAA offered no guidelines. So there is nothing on paper against paying an entire roster for NIL. And there is nothing to stop - let’s say Jerry Jones - from doing the same in Dallas and offering each player a $2M deal to sign with SMU. Or for Phil Knight to do the...

Is that a young Steve Borden?!

Why? Miami’s ascent threatens the viability of SEC schools. They would still be good, but not elite. Also, I think this individual had a role in They Live as one of the villainsZ

I just became a Lambert fan. I love AEW and had no idea Lambert was a Miami booster. It all makes sense: