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I don't think Latinos have any special affinity for the Notre Dame. I'm half cuban and raised Roman Catholic; the University of Miami was on our tv in the 1980s not Notre Dame. My wife was born and raised in Mexico and neither she nor any of her family know anything about Notre Dame other than...

Lol, I know it was a terrible idea. Desperate times called for desperate measures. :) But thank you for the compliment.

Of course Blake James- the same dude who needlessly gave Mark Richt a contract extension when he wasn't going anywhere (and could have cost the school tens of millions of Richt had demanded the full amount due) and then paid Temple 4 million dollars for Manny Diaz- would chain the program to...

I'd have to put the conference that is smashing the rest in terms of revenue up there. The Big 10 might not be winning many football championships, but the absurd amount of money it is pulling in justifies it being considered a football conference.

Personally, I'd rather jump to the Big 12 than stay in the ACC. Get into the Texas media market. You have a huge latino community in Texas, and Miami is considered the capital of Latin America. ****, since the Big 12 lets schools keep the third tier rights, Miami could ink a separate deal...

If you mean Miami's deal with Adidas, I believe the last article points out that all schools retain third tier rights to apparel and merchandise. What makes the Big 12 unique is that schools retain their third tier TV rights. So a school (or a bunch of the smalls schools collectively) could...

Only two spots behind Clemson. https://247sports.com/LongFormArticle/College-football-richest-poorest-programs-Alabama-Crimson-Tide-Texas-Longhorns-Ohio-State-Buckeyes-157982941/#157982941_5 Also, if Miami ever needed another reason to leave our ****ty conference, it's unbelievable that the...