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Florida State is sacrificing other positions for wide receiver. They're carrying 13 in a year where they have to hit a roster of 85. On paper, five of them including Coleman are considered blue chip players. But then again, Miami on paper has five blue chip wide receivers as well. They're also...

Remind him that Miami has 2023 bathrooms, while FSU has:

I’m surprised that Notre Dame does not have some renewed luster - Kelly had them in the playoffs recently.

Are they still going to be able to participate at a high level when an elite quarterback costs the same as Kelly’s contract?

Why not $14B? It's not as if it will make any difference.

Side question…is Space Force going to have a service academy, or would it be Air Force?

Exactly. Let’s take one particular player….I can imagine teams may have reached out to Coach Moe to gauge interest.

I suspect multiple schools are negotiating this moment with players who have yet to enter the portal. Virtually anyone is in play, depending on how much is being offered.

For a third year player, it has to be a mix of payment and development. In the case of the latter, is the team likely to get me into the NFL? In Miami's case, a "free agent" has little to go by because we just switched coordinators and offensive philosophies. It's all theoretical in what Miami...

Is that a viable proposition long term? Or should UTSA and other schools like them be shunted into a lower tier league, the way that English football is structured.

Bring him home?

I feel bad for some of these guys - the ones forced out. Just because they finished 1-11 doesn’t mean these guys can’t play football. Any number of factors (and I’m not sure what led to that season; Phil Steele thought that they would be improved going into last year off of a 5 win 2021).

If there's one thing that is universal with players from any sport, it's a dislike of "daddy ball".

Absolutely. Will Colorado be better because they have 67 players in 2023 versus 83 players in 2022. Even if the flipped roster is qualitatively better, having such little depth is itself a detriment.

Okay, so they have 67 scholarship players. Deion sanctioned himself.

Deion’s team will be all corners.

Agreed, although it will be interesting to see if the Norvell model of using the transfer portal as your foundation and high school recruiting as the supplement can be sustainable for any period of time.

How much did Riley’s backers spend? Let’s both Miami and USC wanted Addison last year….Mario could have the most convincing pitch plus a $1M NIL….that’s irrelevant if USC countered with $13M. Similarly, if USC has a $70M NIL budget then yes, Lincoln Riley is going to dominate. In fact, your...

To play devil's advocate that's kind of what he's doing right now, right? The only difference is that he would be learning a new offensive effective late April as opposed to mid-February when Dawson was hired.

Any rumblings on Shemar?