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Thats right, because the NCAA turned a blind eye to favored programs when it came to near obvious recruiting violations by way of bagmen. But they acted as a blocker for any programs that started to use under the table payments to rise up. NIL makes all of this legal. So unless Alabama et al...

It’s almost comical when you have them suddenly lining up in a spread formation, basically using running backs and the two wide receivers that they have on roster.

How true! So many college football offenses were closer to Paul Johnson’s Georgia Tech’s scheme. So boring. So one dimensional. On a side note there is nothing more fun than seeing one of those boring run-run-run offenses falling behind by 31 points and then trying to pass in the second half.

I’m not sure if PSU celebrated it would have been fine. Going back to the example of the Alabama / Miami game from 1990, it appears it was as much a reaction to the Hurricanes culture. That Alabama wide receiver (Prince Wimbley) does a Miami like celebration (he’s from S FL) and his Crimson Tide...

I remember watching that game a few years ago, and when the Bama coach and the announcers went off on that wide receiver that stuck out to me. How old school, how pretentious, how stale, how un-Miami.

1:14:17 in...during the Miami vs Alabama 1990 bowl game this signified the difference. An Alabama player celebrates after a play (ala Miami), and he is immediately chastized by his old school coach. The announcer join in, slamming him as well. That was all of the media and the college...