@JamieBonkiewicz Why would the lists be in Spanish if they were hoping that non Spanish speakers would purchase the items? How would non Spanish speakers know what was on the lists?
@brianwyo1 CSU is our biggest rival and has been for decades. Their admin (and ours!) agree, they extended the games in multiple sports for years and made a big deal about it on social media. And if the Pokes could go to another conference for a better tv deal, we’d all be on board.
@MisterCa55@GetUpESPN@RealMikeWilbon ?? You think it’s sad that sports programs are talking about draft picks seven days after they happen? Those picks alter the teams they are paid to talk about, why wouldn’t they continue to discuss them?
@Sleepy11323@theradiospiel@jemelehill Yeah, you’re correct: Under the current system, boosters, alumni, collectives, etc. are the ones who can donate money to be distributed to student athletes. Universities cannot pay athletes directly, because that would make them employees who could collectively bargain.
@Sleepy11323@theradiospiel@jemelehill Yes, there is. It’s called the free market, in which boosters are able to pay players what that measure as fair compensation for their play. It’s the central tenet of capitalism.
@KirkHerbstreit Isn’t that how it used to be for all the big time schools 10-15 years ago? It was all cupcakes the first 2-3 weeks before conference play got going in late September-early October.
@terencedaniels@InternetH0F Right?? Or the money? Or the psychological bandwidth? I love my one family very, very much, but I sure don’t need another one.