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Mental illness is rampant nowadays.

Okay, I read it another way. I get what you're saying.

Oh, I know it's never going to happen, because nothing that deals with reality or the "real world" is ever going to be administered to these kids. They had it made under the traditional landscape where they "just" received a full ride and benefits that amounted to millions of dollars over the...

Yeah, I'm with ya. I'm glad I know how to cook a steak at home exactly how I like it. That way, I don't have to bother going to a restaurant and putting up with the prices, crowd, or the wait.

That's why you learn how to grill your steak at home to the point that it's better than any restaurant steak, and you never have to leave the house. Drink all the beer you want with your steak. :)

I applaud ND for signing up for something like this, especially seeing that they will never join a conference or be made to join a conference.

Huh? So you think the average male is like this? LOL!

Any coach or person worth their salt changes as they go through life's different experiences. Coach Saban alludes to how he changed the longer he was a head coach, culminating in the GOAT he turned out to be. His experiences at different spots forced him to change if he wanted to get better and...

Isn't part of the potential settlement in the house that players have to make public their NIL deals? If that is the case, then maybe colleges need to have a threshold that if a player has over "X amount" in NIL dollars, their scholarship is reduced by a certain % percentage. I don't see any...

Private equity firms may come into play if the schools don't figure out how to raise more money to not only fund capital projects but also the ever-rising cost of paying players.

You're seeing this same thing in churches with full-time pastors. There are more and more congregations wanting bi-vocational pastors because they think full-time pastors ultimately lose touch with their congregation, who have to go out to live and work every day in the secular world. They want...

*Yeah, it's well known that not every kid is cut out for college and needs to go a different direction wrt to career planning and preparation. The hard part is properly identifying these kids and ensuring the right ones go in the right direction and not putting them in the wrong programs too...

I'm all for bringing as much as we can back and if that means the movies, I'm on board with that as well. I'm not sure what the industry is getting elsewhere that they couldn't get here, other than specific scenery. I watched a segment on the news last night about this, and several producers...

It probably doesn't free up any money for NIL as much as it allows any capital projects on the books to continue. Many colleges are having to suspend moving forward with capital projects to fund NIL. Only the uber-wealthy can keep their current capital projects budget AND properly fund their NIL...

I think as a country, our government needs to pick the things that are the most productive to keep here and decide which things they don't mind being sent to other countries. But we cannot realistically keep "everything" in this country. We don't have the workforce to do it, nor the...

I don't believe there are kids who truly do not want to learn. I think most kids who we think don't want to learn look around at their environment, throw their hands up, and say, "What's the use?!". I also believe kids are a product of their environment, and those who come from an environment...

Selma, you sound like the same type of voter I currently am. Normally I'll vote regardless, but the last several elections the candidates were so bad (in my opinion) I couldn't in good conscious vote for either. I'd rather be able to lay my head down at night knowing I didn't vote for either...

I just got so used to Coach Saban's method, and it is tough to get used to DeBoer's style. Saban was the absolute master at communicating an obvious message that kept the fan glued to the screen, but didn't divulge anything that would give the opponent or the media ammunition. My guess is that...

I guess we won't actually know what all the teams thought about his talent. I know more than a handful of former players who sit on these sports entertainment panels said that if he were truly that good, he would have been drafted earlier. And several of the reporters had quotes from "sources"...

DAAAANG!!! Now THAT'S a donation! I wonder how much Amari Cooper has given, I heard the other day on the NFL Network he has made over $150 million in earnings since entering the NFL. I wonder if he's "written a check" to the University of Alabama?