@WiscoSportsHQ@itsAntWright@1002Cephus101 Loans tend to go for development players loaned to lower leagues. Transfers make money for them when they develop someone who moves up. What I was thinking. lol
@itsAntWright@1002Cephus101 Yes. It’s one way the smaller clubs make money. Develop young players and then loan them. They also will take loans from the bigger teams to develop their younger players.
@PaulVarnell93@BryanDFischer For the Bigten, Ohio St. plays Texas, Michigan plays Oklahoma, Oregon plays Boise St and Oklahoma St., UCLA plays Cal (rivalry), Illinois plays Duke, Wisconsin and MSU play ND, Iowa plays Iowa St. You have notable bad schedules like IU and Nebraska...
@PaulVarnell93@BryanDFischer Every major team (with some exceptions) plays 2 small schools and one P4. Georgia and Tennessee play Ga Tech, Alabama plays FSU, Texas plays Ohio St., A&M plays Arizona St., Ole Miss plays Lousiville, LSU plays Clemson, Oklahoma plays Michigan.
@JWerner247 Always a fun comment when data shows the BigTen has beaten them head to head up and down the conference... of course, the SEC will say those are just bowls so they don't count.
@itsAntWright So true in so many sports. Coached soccer for years and had parents yell at their kids for passing the ball to an open teamate who scored. Told them that next time THEY had to score. So frustrating.
@NicoleAuerbach Find it interesting that every other level of college football can do larger tournaments and never have an issue. It’s just DI and it is all about money.