"In the rapidly evolving landscape of college sports, where athletes can now rake in money off their name, image and likeness but can’t directly be paid to play , Jaden Rashada has emerged as the poster child for everything that could possibly go wrong." Wait. What? NIL is pay to play! Semantics.

In case anyone missed it, the Cats picked up another commit the other day, hybrid LB/safety Kaden McMahan I believe is his name. 6'4" 215, Tyler juco, was committed to TCU, but the DC left I believe so re-opened, visited Iowa State, also had an offer from Houston I believe. Has 3 years eligibility ...

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Boomer bait. The Most Gullible Generation.

Do you mean like the woke crowd, who were triggered by Butker's speech? Woke bait?

My goodness! In the last 5 days there are 15+ articles from UNC propagandists toting how they are going to get Ugonna Onyenso. They may do it. I think these people believe if they say it will happen enough times, it will happen. So insecure. Something is brewing. I can sense it. I like your optimis...

Enjoyed this interview!! After watching it is hard to see Frank as the evil abuser that some have made him out to be. He did need to calm down the cursing on the side lines, but IMHO this could have been worked out. As a K State fan I look back fondly on those teams. By the way Frank and his player...

When this video popped up, I wasn't sure I wanted to watch it since I wasn't a huge fan of Frank Martin's style of coaching when he was here. However, it turned out to be a really good interview. He talks about NIL, the transfer portal, as well as some of the behind the scenes stuff when he was here...

some youngsters would rather be accountants than plumbers or electricians. For sure. The trades never appealed to me, even though my dad was an electrician and my uncle was a carpenter. I'm just not wired that way. I've never regretted my decision to go to K-State. They were some of the best years ...

Typical earnings for bachelor’s degree holders are $40,500 or 86 percent higher than those whose highest degree is a high school diploma. College graduates on average make $1.2 million more over their lifetime. https://www.aplu.org/our-work/4-policy-and-advocacy/publicuvalues/employment-earnings/#:...

Most folks want a good return on their investment. Too much time and money invested in college, while struggling to find a good job upon graduation is leading to changes. As college enrollment declines across the nation, trade schools are seeing increased enrollment. There is a huge need out there f...

Post See new posts Conversation CBS Sports College Football 🏈 @derrico_henrio BREAKING: 22 Baylor football players have been indicted in an illegal gambling bust by McLennan County deputies. It is believed that several bets were placed on point spreads of Baylor football games during the 2023 seaso...