Official 2020 NCAA Football Thread

$651 million in revenue for the SEC last fiscal year, 44.6 million per school.

"You're welcome." - LSU

 

Nice publicity stunt by Manny, maybe they'll reclaim the city of Miami this year

 

B1G was over 50 mil the past couple years iirc...

"Thank you" - Neb

 

B12 was north of $40 per school for FY18 because they didn’t bundle their tier 3 rights in. I know it’s different now, but it’s good money regardless.

B12 still sucks. I hate not being able to go to an away game within reason.

 

NCAA needs some of this action.

 

It's pathetic and unfortunately next year is even worse... we usually have a SEC team/ND plus USuCk out of conference and next year we don't. 2021 sucks because we had OKST scheduled from back in the day but then the ACC wanted to go to 9 game conference schedule for a bit and we were forced to drop OKST. Then they stuck with 8 game schedule and we had to add a team... UCONN. GARBAGE. Either way, next 2 years are pretty awful but I know the AD is working to add something to the 2021 schedule and either drop Wyoming or UCONN.

 

definitely boring from a spectator point of view..

 

Very much so... It's back to normal starting in '22 with a out of conference SEC opponent/ND and closing with USuCK. But right now they aren't adding strength to our schedule anyway. ACC needs FSU to bounce back but I think Lville and UNC will be solid next year. ACC may end up with 2 or 3 ranked teams and Clemson might finish the year with 2/3 top 25 wins before the playoffs, which we didn't have last year.

 

yeah that's really the matter at hand is Clemson seriously needs the rest of the conference to get their shit together. which is of no fault of Clemson's, they just catch the backlash of it.

 

Exactly.. but also how quick people forget. It was only 2016 when the ACC Atlantic was considered for the strongest division in football. You had Clemson, FSU and Louisville all top 10 at one point during the season but Jimbo left FSU in the dump and Petrino fall off the bike again at Lville...

 

Mark Dantonio resigned at Michigan State. Interesting timing with the lawsuit. At least he got a bonus a few weeks ago

Let the free for all for MSU recruits beging on national signing day Eve

 

A day before the 2nd NSD too, but hey he wants to spend time with family...

 

MSU’s athletic department is in great shape. Nothing to see there.

 

This should be a fun to see what they decide to do. Promote someone? Go after someone?

 

Will Mushamp’s son committed to UGA...

Jordan Burch is his HS teammate and best friend. He committed to SC but never signed. Says he has an announcement to make. Maybe he comes with him...

 

I think he's seen his dads track record of QB's...I wouldn't play for him either

 

what have y'all found to be the best way to keep track of national signing day?

 

For everyone or just your team?

ESPN keeps a running list on their recruiting page for the bigger names. If you have ESPN+ their Insider page lets you access each team. Me personally, I go to tidefans.com or rollbamaroll (Alabama's sub site from SB Nation) to keep up with Bama's signees

 

for everyone. I thought ESPN or someone used to do a show during all the announcements. I just like watching them pick and see how dramatic the families are haha