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This goes under the heading “give me a break!”

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section9 said:
Heck, I would have if I knew what Tua could do for my program.

Guy comes in for the second half of a Natty game with UGA up 17-0 and goes on the almost single-handedly bring Bama back from the dead to win the thing in Overtime!

Of course, Karma exists so the poor young man got stuck on the Lolphins, so there's that.
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You’re also casually glossing over having his hip rearranged ( will 100% have ramifications later in life ) by a couple of ol’ pïss lineman & then in the process fücking over his brother that year costing him a few hundred thousand ( plus Tua slippage in the draft ).

Nick Saban = Satan irl
 
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I know 2 guys that got paid at Bama and another few that got paid at UGA. It’s the worst kept secret in all of sports. They were so covered that they didn’t even try to hide it. Are we going to talk about the children’s hospital at LSU? They got caught using that to funnel $ and literally nothing happened. The guy doing the funneling got in trouble, not the school. Then OBJ is handing out $ in front of the whole country and nothing happened. The narrative was either it was “fake $” or “it was given back”, I can’t remember. There are 1000 examples. A convicted felon talks about paying for dinners and the NCAA puts an office in CG.

The only reason Saban is mad is because the SEC doesn’t have the booster $ for NIL that some other schools do. They lost their advantage. ****em
 
It's even worse if you look at the full quote:

"There wasn’t professional football in the South for a long time… Kids grew up wanting to go to LSU, Alabama and Georgia. [But] now… they don’t mind going to Ohio State," he said, adding that NIL and “the money involved in decision-making” have altered the landscape.


There has been professional football in the South since the mid-60's with the Falcons, Saints, and Dolphins. Htf does that have an effect on where kids want to go to college in 2025???
 
Hoyacane1620 said:
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He’s fing delusional. Guy thinks it was all his sales pitch and coaching that lead to Bama’s recent success. He won for the same reason Bear Bryant won, booster $$$. They were able to buy the best talent. Granted Saban is a great coach. With the willing infrastructure he wins 7 Natl Championships. Some resident Dolphins fans I’m sure have some other inputs. Saban believes his ESPN hype. Douche.

Go Canes!
 
JennStrawley’sBabyDaddy said:
I know 2 guys that got paid at Bama and another few that got paid at UGA. It’s the worst kept secret in all of sports. They were so covered that they didn’t even try to hide it. Are we going to talk about the children’s hospital at LSU? They got caught using that to funnel $ and literally nothing happened. The guy doing the funneling got in trouble, not the school. Then OBJ is handing out $ in front of the whole country and nothing happened. The narrative was either it was “fake $” or “it was given back”, I can’t remember. There are 1000 examples. A convicted felon talks about paying for dinners and the NCAA puts an office in CG.

The only reason Saban is mad is because the SEC doesn’t have the booster $ for NIL that some other schools do. They lost their advantage. ****em
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Word.
 
Geographical advantage...??? Names 3 mega bag schools.

Hes absolutley taking the ****, someone needs to call him out.
 
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I say it all the time. A cap on NIL is like gun laws. Both only impact those who follow the laws/rules. They both empower the criminal element not protect and support a level playing field.

Look what NIL has done already. Ther are probably close to 10 teams right now that I believe had a legitimate chance to win the natty. That’s great for college football.
 
Dude has lost whatever tiny shred of respect I had for him.

Your whole **** career was built on paying players who would otherwise NEVER visit Alabama, let alone live there.

This dude could have rode off into the sunset as an all time great but he had to stay in the game and become the biggest hypocrite in sports.
 
CDWright40 said:
I say it all the time. A cap on NIL is like gun laws. Both only impact those who follow the laws/rules. They both empower the criminal element not protect and support a level playing field.

Look what NIL has done already. Ther are probably close to 10 teams right now that I believe had a legitimate chance to win the natty. That’s great for college football.
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There’s no reason to cap NIL. That puts all the enforcement power back into the hands of the NCAA.

The stories about “donor fatigue” are already happening. There was always going to be a point were donors decide “enough is enough”. There’s only so much money people will be willing to give away with no return on investment outside of an extra win or two on the football field.

If they want to keep things from getting out of hand, go back to scholarship limits. So one or two teams can’t just buy up everyone.
 
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