Aaron

The Army was fun, now I just want more cows.

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@TheBuckeyeNut Not surprising. Gotta wonder what we offered to keep him, 3 women and more money?

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@DylanEveryday Free Pete rose

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@TriggSZN_ @GmiasWorld I hope so. Would make the most sense there’s just nothing confirming that. That I’ve seen so far.

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@willis_logan4 @GmiasWorld I wasn’t unsure about losing the ownership of the game, my question was directed toward the subscription part. common sense would say you would auto get Madden/college football 28, however this is EA we are talking about and there is no clarification. Hope you’re right though.

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@tyleraloevera Real missed opportunity there when the cop said “everyone’s real skiddish”……”are they skiddish or Yiddish?”

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@AdameMedia Real missed opportunity there when the cop said “everyone’s real skiddish”……”are they skiddish or Yiddish?”

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@brad0808 @Tiger__Vibes That’s two different arguments though.

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@BudElliott3 Indiana hasn’t beat Ohio state in 40 years. 13 times in over 100. Now that they can pay they are beating Oregon Ohio state Michigan Penn state. Paying players under the table wasn’t a region or conference thing or a “mostly” thing.

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@rmjr2654 @Kessol @dan_lyle @ESPN_Schick Yup! No longer is it just Ohio state, Michigan, Oregon USC and the big programs paying under the table, now we all get too! If not, Indiana would probably be stuck at 13 wins in over a hundred years against Ohio state

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@Deli_Fresh @Kessol @dan_lyle @ESPN_Schick My theory is this, Indiana has beat Ohio state, all of what, 13 times in over a hundred years? Now, Indiana can pay players it hasn’t been so easy for Ohio state and the other big dogs of the BIG. Almost like maybe your theory should include all the blue bloods, not a region

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@Deli_Fresh @Kessol @dan_lyle @ESPN_Schick So your theory is, the paid players under the table but just not as well as SEC teams? So they cheated but just didn’t cheat as good? But now they have more money than all the sec teams even though the recruiting rankings still showing the sec managing just fine?

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@celticsby100 @Kessol @dan_lyle @ESPN_Schick That’s a really good point, probably why Indiana was finally able to beat Ohio state Michigan and the rest of the big 10, they’re finally able to start paying players too. Those other programs aren’t the only ones anymore.

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@rmjr2654 @Kessol @dan_lyle @ESPN_Schick Agreed! Which is why Indiana is now able to beat Ohio state Michigan Penn state Oregon etc, since they are able to pay players too!

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@DrWinstonOBoog5 @TJA4Michigan It’s amazing that as soon as Indiana is allowed to pay players they go unbeaten in the BIG beating all the traditional power programs. Once Michigan ohio state Oregon usc Penn state weren’t the only ones paying players it really leveled the playing field.

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@CoyoteKyle15 @overrated_sec That explains why Indiana was finally able to beat Ohio State, Michigan, Penn state and Oregon. Now they’re allowed to pay players too.

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@DougLesmerises Thank god Indiana is allowed to pay players too! Now they can keep up with Ohio state Michigan penn state usc who have been paying under the table all these years. Finally leveled the playing field!

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@coolopenLoL @CFBdownSOUTH @QualkTalk Something big happened a few years ago and now Indiana is allowed to pay players too and all the sudden they are able to beat Ohio state Michigan Oregon Penn state, now everyone is allowed to pay players not just those teams, right?

[Aaron @ohboyaaron]

@GeoMilian @Canes_Wear @LockedOnCanes @canesmuse @TheGreatoneJon @hurricanesmarsh @canesthing @LakersCanes305 @GrantReacts1 The NIL created a level playing field, now that Indiana is allowed to pay players too, it’s not just USC, Oregon, Ohio state and Michigan dominating the conferences anymore.