Nick Saban nails it with his statement. The problem is twofold: 1) There’s no putting the toothpaste back in the tube on “pay for play” and 2) The Big Ten and SEC will never agree to things that are best for all college athletics if what’s best will cost them potential profits.
In sworn testimony submitted to the U.S. Senate, Nick Saban strongly supports the Cruz-Cantwell bill and urges Congress to act, per documents obtained by @YahooSports.
The submission - from an ESPN employee & ex-SEC coach - comes a day after the SEC’s statement against the bill.
The Big Ten and SEC just need to hurry up and take over full control of College Football and decide who they want to allow in the “cool club.” This seems inevitable to me.
It’s fine to have voted for Trump, support Trump, and to acknowledge that things aren’t perfect. People are so loyal to their own opinions that they can’t critically think and admit that while some things are better…. Some things may actually be worse than expected.
@ClayTravis@TheChadWithrow Let’s not be naive. Groceries are still high. Gas is still high. Interest rates are still high. Let’s not make things sound better than they are.
Record high stocks, historically low unemployment, lowest murder rate in history, & average lifespan just hit 79 years old, highest ever. Yet U Michigan consumer sentiment just hit 50 year lows. By data things have been far worse in past 50 years. So why are people so unhappy?
The Indiana Fever have revoked the credential of the longest-serving reporter covering the team. Scott Agness announced that he has been banned because of his reporting on Caitlin Clark’s surprising absence from a game in May. Banning a reporter is never the right thing to do.
@Clos2211 My alma mater finished in the final 4 for the second straight season. Proud of them. No shame at all. You on the other hand are a loser for tweeting me and proving I live in your head.
The beauty of this app is that I get to post what I want whenever I want to. Just like you get to drop these insightful concerns about my tweeting habits.