Recent content by stankeylegjones

Is it against the guideline(s) to do so?

Can schools pay, directly, above the rev share cap?

I think by the time the decision was made, and why it was made, to pay more the pursuit for Belichick was on. I don't think paying someone else say 7.5 / year was an option. Maybe, if Belichick said no. Hopefully they'll continue with this mindset when it's time to bring in a new staff.

I just read a post by Greg on IC, stating that the budget for the next coach (prior to pursuing Belichick) was 5 million / year. I don't see how that was going to pull in Campbell or Summrall. After the decision to pursue Belichick they realized the money would have to change. Hopefully they'll...

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In his defense, he did say "for academic programs."

Your first point is patently wrong. Your second point is also wrong, Texas this past year is an counterexample. But, I do agree that most definitely operate at a negative.

Snoop nailed it.

What is the main point of your argument?

A counter example to your first point, Texas has done just that this year. My stance from the beginning is that high-performing football programs benefit the university as a whole. A position you seem to be in agreement of, so why the fuck are you arguing? At this point you are just arguing...

No, that is not what I'm arguing. Like I said, if you're going to argue at least do it in good faith. You can easily go read my posts, if you actually want to have a discussion.

If you are going to argue at least argue in good faith.

Once again, are you saying that a high-performing football program doesn't bring benefits to their university? Regarding schools putting excess revenue back into the university, Texas just did that after last year's season - 2.8 million.

No, you might want to go back and read the posts from before. Also, are you seriously trying to argue that high-performing football teams don't bring in benefits to their university?

Don't think I ever said millions upon millions, and pretty sure I said excess funds. Also, pretty sure I didn't say a lot (it's around 1% believe). But, perhaps y'all know better than me. 🤷‍♀️ And to be clear, I'm only talking about the excess revenue, not the benefit from the rise in...