@Jim_Jordan Well…it’s been going on in Columbus for twenty years…and what are you, DeWine, or Trump going to do about it but whine? Zero expectations. GOP is feckless.
@RField8647 @finebaum@CoachDrinkwitz LMFAO. Yes there are Einstein. It’s up to each individual school but there also must be a proportional match to TitleIX women’s sports which also drains the fixed annual pool. Some schools cannot afford to go over 85…some choose not to.
@MattFinkes Not sure if you missed it…but Michigan is actually appealing the ruling. 👀 How does a program that has exhibited LOIC and stonewalled the NCAA at every turn get a slap on the wrist…and now appeal the findings? Smugness is nauseating…zero accountability.
@11W The guy is so petty/selfish that he got butthurt that OSU didn’t offer him an extension before the National Championship!🤦♂️The game was a bit more important. He’ll fit in nicely w/Franklin. 🤡
@kbohls@HoustonChron Did anyone read the article? They were #2 last year at $22 million and they didn’t go down this offseason. Universities will be paying $20.5 million(exact figure in June) plus another $30 million in NIL for UT. Expect north of $50 million for UT and Oregon. Will be interesting.
The NCAA crushed Jim Harbaugh for running a renegade program in Ann Arbor.
The “Cheeseburger-gate” decision foretells doom for Michigan in the days ahead… 〽️🔨
285 NCAA Final 🏆: Wyatt Hendrickson (OSU) defeats Olympic Champion Gable Steveson (Minnesota) to win the national title!!!! Biggest Upset in NCAA History!!!!!
@Bucknuts247 Not surprised…we didn’t deserve it. Question is Diebler one more year or make the switch now?
Indiana being left out after only losing to Quad 1 teams was surprising.
@EndWokeness They are all talk and no different than the feckless GOP of the past two decades. Are the lights too bright and the stage too big for some of these appointees? 🤔
@VladTheInflator Many of you commenting know little about econ or our history. US homeowners have record liquidity to absorb a correction. 2007 will not repeat for many obvious reasons and we still have a housing shortage. I expect a continued sell off in Florida and sellers to outpace buyers >yr
@JaysonLavie@VladTheInflator Yes. Most recessions home values have remained steady or slightly increased. We have a housing shortage and expect some markets to correct…but servicers have new short sale options not afforded to them in 2007 which exponentially accelerated losses. We will NOT see another 2007.
@issapunk@VladTheInflator During the majority of recessions home prices have actually remained stable and in some cases rose. The 2007 crash home prices crashed due to oversupply and massive fraud. We have a housing shortage and homeowners have the most equity ever so they can absorb a correction.