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blushrts said:
This đź’Ż A private school can do whatever they want.
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Exactly. If public institutions catch crap, so be it. Maybe if they weren't on the public *** they wouldn't have to worry about it. Not everyone in a state is a football fan, and I completely understand them not wanting to pay for a football coach. A private institution only has to face the critics within. At that point you can sit them down and show them how they benefit from the school bringing in extra money because they invested it in the football program. Betty Sue in backwoods Arkansas wants her **** road fixed first.
 
LuCane said:
They're in the business of creating drama. As soon as that's accepted, you see it's actually not that different than fake wrestling.
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Or MSNBC, CNN, NBC, CBS, ABC or Fox News for that matter.

EVERYTHING “mainstream” that we consume is a well orchestrated soap opera designed specifically to elicit an emotional response.
 
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Stop making up **** and creating these conspiracy theories without any facts. . .
 
Caneadian said:
Mel Tucker signs for 9.5 million a year at Michigan St no less. Hahahaha. I did not hear them wax poetically where the money came from.
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Mel Tucker is over rated af. #9 was a lottery ticket and tucker hit pay dirt. They won't see success like that again.
 
caneworld said:
CFB is reacting to market potential. The $$$ potential with 4 or 5 super conferences coming up in the next 3 years is enormous. Each of these schools are positioning themselves for upcoming frenzy.

Some of you (including some of the old hacks on TV) are still focused on the old network model of broadcasting. It is going to be global streaming product of individual schools and their aligned schools as products. It is going to be great as a fan, not to be stuck watching regional broadcasts. We could potentially buy a U package that allows you to watch all U games alone on any device in any part of the world. Same goes for rivalry packages...

Schools are starting realize that performance on the field is key in being picked in the best conference alignments. Regional rivalries are going to matter less and less as old guard dies off in terms of spending potential.

Money is going to be made on the best performing, best marketed teams and/or groups of teams.

This is where a future focused athletic department is critical. Thank goodness that Frenk realizes this and elevated our AD to VP. It is that critical as jockeying and wheeling/dealing starts. None of the current conference alliances are safe.
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This is really great insight, how is it that you don’t have more likes?

After reading your post, I have to wonder about the timing of all the changes taking place in the program?

Did Frenk see the future of conference realignments and understand that if we don’t turn this around immediately that we could potentially be left out, which of course would be disastrous.
 
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