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"There are a lot of older gentlemen with beards playing basketball in college right now... he's waving to his kids up in the seats... crazy thing, he's using NIL for his first wife's alimony... are we nuts?" JOHN CALIPARI on older players in CBB'
"There are a lot of older gentlemen with beards playing basketball in college right now... he's waving to his kids up in the seats... crazy thing, he's using NIL for his first wife's alimony... are we nuts?" JOHN CALIPARI on older players in CBB'
well I guess that is as good and frequent as cars, clothes and party favors.
To say that college football has changed over the years would be fact but also an understatement. In the early days, players didn’t even wear helmets to play the most violent sport on the planet.
But then came the leather helmet and as the years went on, the safer the game got. Off the field, pay
From Pete Thamel -- Ohio Stare is entering a new corporate partnership with JPMorganChase that includes jersey patches for all 36 OSU teams. Per industry sources, this is expected to yield OSU nearly $17 million per year, an eye-popping number that’s expected to be an industry leader.
From Pete Thamel -- Ohio Stare is entering a new corporate partnership with JPMorganChase that includes jersey patches for all 36 OSU teams. Per industry sources, this is expected to yield OSU nearly $17 million per year, an eye-popping number that’s expected to be an industry leader.
Money talks louder than loyalty as the Huntington bank is the official bank of tOSU, The money plot thickens.
Notre Dame has reached a multiyear deal with SoFi Technologies that will place the financial service company's brand on the Fighting Irish's jerseys in every sport starting this season, the university announced Tuesday. ... The six-year deal is worth about $18 million to $20 million per year, according to industry sources, and is believed to be the richest in college athletics history.
Enough is enough. I’m done with college football. I already gave up my UC season football tickets, but I’ll still watch UC on TV. Other than that, I don’t give a damn, and I won’t be watching.
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