The Game's son Harlem is going to Oregon on a full ride. I think for hoops. But he didnt specify, it may be academics, i dk. Phil Knight probably likes rappers sons.
The Game's son Harlem is going to Oregon on a full ride. I think for hoops. But he didnt specify, it may be academics, i dk. Phil Knight probably likes rappers sons.
The Game's son Harlem is going to Oregon on a full ride. I think for hoops. But he didnt specify, it may be academics, i dk. Phil Knight probably likes rappers sons.
Oregon hoops is my favorite SEC football team.
I was scrambling on this, i thought SEC was actually Pac12.
At the height of his fame as Louisiana State University’s head football coach, Les Miles was accused of texting female students, taking them to his condo alone, making them feel uncomfortable and, on at least one occasion, kissing a student and suggesting they go to a hotel after telling her he could help her career, according to an internal investigative report released by LSU on Thursday.
They texted each other and arranged for a time to meet again. At some point, the two met off campus and she got into his car and drove around. During the ride, the student told investigators, Miles suggested “that they go to a hotel together and mentioned his condo as another meeting place. He also complimented her on her appearance and said he was attracted to her.”
Sounds like he couldn't close, like BSMB with Stormy.
Miles also was accused by athletic department staff of saying that the female student workers who helped the football team lure top recruits needed to be attractive, blonde and fit, according to the investigative report. Existing student employees who did not meet this criteria should be given fewer hours or terminated, the report details.
I thought that is how football recruiting worked. Am I wrong? UEM?
Miles also was accused by athletic department staff of saying that the female student workers who helped the football team lure top recruits needed to be attractive, blonde and fit, according to the investigative report. Existing student employees who did not meet this criteria should be given fewer hours or terminated, the report details.
I thought that is how football recruiting worked. Am I wrong? UEM?
1) This would spell immediate death for the Big12, right?
2) At what point is conference expansion going to provide diminishing returns? You're now splitting the pie 16 ways.
3) What is the benefit to Oklahoma? Obviously the answer is $, that's what this is always about, but it certainly doesn't make their path to a championship any easier.
1) This would spell immediate death for the Big12, right?
2) At what point is conference expansion going to provide diminishing returns? You're now splitting the pie 16 ways.
3) What is the benefit to Oklahoma? Obviously the answer is $, that's what this is always about, but it certainly doesn't make their path to a championship any easier.
Big 12 would then be:
Iowa State Oklahoma State TCU West Virginia Kansas State Texas Tech Baylor Kansas
I would think that they would have to look to add from: Memphis SMU Houston Tulsa Boise State Colorado State
1) This would spell immediate death for the Big12, right?
2) At what point is conference expansion going to provide diminishing returns? You're now splitting the pie 16 ways.
3) What is the benefit to Oklahoma? Obviously the answer is $, that's what this is always about, but it certainly doesn't make their path to a championship any easier.
Big 12 would then be:
Iowa State Oklahoma State TCU West Virginia Kansas State Texas Tech Baylor Kansas
I would think that they would have to look to add from: Memphis SMU Houston Tulsa Boise State Colorado State
I think Boise State and Houston would be the correct adds in that scenario.
I am sure they would call BYU again and ask how serious they are about not playing on Sundays.
Yes, that would essentially kill the Big 12. None of those schools is exciting enough to make one of the better conferences want them, so they'd be a slightly higher rent AAC.
