2026-27 NCAA College Football
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With Protect College Sports Act on brink of Senate passage, conference leaders working on a 'Plan B'
History will be made Monday with a Senate vote on the PCSA bill. Meanwhile, college sports executives are already drumming up an alternative approach.
College Football continues trying to develop the player pay model of college football.
Does that mean that players who violently remove opponents from the game could be fired instead of ejected for the rest of the game? If this is a Business, players should be subject to legal ramifications of their actions and behavior.
Hmmm ... does that mean One could get Fired and Hired by another team the next week ?
I was thinking of also being sued by the injured party. "Were you Targeted by an out-of-control Safety after you went to the ground? You may be able to collect your due!"
I recall something about transfer portals being initiated to prevent such abuse.
From what I recall, they did have a Lane Kiffin - Bobby Petrino clause in there, to keep coaches from sneaking off in the middle of the night and showing up working for another team the next morning. Can't remember if this was only during playoffs or regular season or both. 
Hopefully whatever ends up being the rules, includes that the Portal doesn't Open until AFTER ALL games are done (After the Championship game). Get rid of the one in December.From what I recall, they did have a Lane Kiffin - Bobby Petrino clause in there, to keep coaches from sneaking off in the middle of the night and showing up working for another team the next morning. Can't remember if this was only during playoffs or regular season or both.
Purdue Boilermakers got a Big Ten win, the first since beating Indiana in 2023, so I'm in a good mood. Plus, Michigan lost in Minnesota for the first time in fifty years, so the added joy of seeing Belichek losing in the rain is just piling on.
Boilermakers Win ...
Good to see it, it doesn't happen often.
Minnesota is Not bad, not Great, but not bad ... obviously they could beat TTUN
More in the Big Ten, keep an Eye on Northwestern ... just opened an really nice new stadium and went out and beat Penn State (not sure, but gotta think That hasn't happened in awhile ...) They played good ball in all phases of the game, how long will it last, unknown.
They should do well until they get to the Oregon and Ohio States, where the talent is a higher level ... they SH/Could give each a good game
Then again, I expected Iowa to give the Buckeyes trouble on the Offensive side, Iowa always has a Very Good Defense.
Iowa Double teamed Jeremiah Smith and he still had 11 catches for over 200 yards and 2 TD's.
Iowa Double teamed Jeremiah Smith and he still had 11 catches for over 200 yards and 2 TD's.
I thought that Iowa played a good game and gave the Bucknuts all they wanted. To me and the wife, looked like it was
closer than score indicated. Was a good game.
As far as Jeremiah Smith goes, he is as close to being unstoppable as anyone I have seen this year. Looks like he is the deserving candidate for the Heisman trophy for tOSU.
I really expected a 17-10 type game ...
The Buckeyes score but your never comfortable until later in the game.
I get worried when Day gets a decent lead (14 or more) and then decides to run the ball and run the ball and run it again ... instead of just continue to Run the Offense ...
You can't force the Running game, you have to use it within the offense, mix it up is fine.
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