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Post by FULL_MONTY on Aug 3, 2024 9:59:41 GMT -8
Transfers are a part of college sports for the foreseeable future. To that end, I want to track if the grass is greener.
Dez Malone - Oklahoma (2md on pre summer depth chart)
Davaughn Celestine - SMU (Not Listed)
Brandon McElroy - UMASS (Not Listed)
Mark Redman - Louisville (1st on pre summer depth chart)
Jonah Rodriguez - AZ (Not Listed)
Marcus Racliffe - TAMU (2nd on pre summer depth chart)
Noah Avinger - UNM (1st on pre summer depth chart)
Cooper McDonald - TCU (3rd on pre summer depth chart)
Cade Bennet - TCU (1st on pre summer depth chart)
Cameron Harpole - ASU (3rd on pre summer depth chart)
Zyrus Fiaseu - ASU (1st on pre summer depth chart)
Raphael Williams - Pitt (2nd on pre summer depth chart)
Drew Azzopardi - UW (1st on pre summer depth chart)
Brandon Crenshaw Dixon - Florida (1st on pre summer depth chart)
If I missed someone that landed in D1, let me know and I will add.
There were lots of players that did no land and their journey ends. But what is really striking, the OL is doing very well. I guess it was the backs and coaching.
Cade Bennet - TCU (1st on pre summer depth chart)
Drew Azzopardi - UW (1st on pre summer depth chart)
Brandon Crenshaw Dixon - Florida (1st on pre summer depth chart)
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Post by Frantic on Aug 3, 2024 10:55:30 GMT -8
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Post by jp92grad on Aug 3, 2024 11:18:06 GMT -8
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Post by junior on Aug 3, 2024 12:32:13 GMT -8
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Post by zurac315 on Aug 3, 2024 14:21:24 GMT -8
In 1999 TV Guide listed Eddie at #20 on the all-time best characters list. Now THAT is some accomplishment! |
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Post by AzTex on Aug 3, 2024 15:12:22 GMT -8
In 1999 TV Guide listed Eddie at #20 on the all-time best characters list. Now THAT is some accomplishment! Now you're going to have to explain to the youngsters here just exactly what a "TV Guide" is. Be sure to remind them that it is not an app. |
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Post by sdsustoner on Aug 3, 2024 16:05:02 GMT -8
Transfers are a part of college sports for the foreseeable future. To that end, I want to track if the grass is greener. Dez Malone - Oklahoma (2md on pre summer depth chart)Davaughn Celestine - SMU (Not Listed)Brandon McElroy - UMASS (Not Listed)Mark Redman - Louisville (1st on pre summer depth chart)Jonah Rodriguez - AZ (Not Listed)Marcus Racliffe - TAMU (2nd on pre summer depth chart)Noah Avinger - UNM (1st on pre summer depth chart)Cooper McDonald - TCU (3rd on pre summer depth chart)Cade Bennet - TCU (1st on pre summer depth chart)Cameron Harpole - ASU (3rd on pre summer depth chart)Zyrus Fiaseu - ASU (1st on pre summer depth chart)Raphael Williams - Pitt (2nd on pre summer depth chart)Drew Azzopardi - UW (1st on pre summer depth chart)Brandon Crenshaw Dixon - Florida (1st on pre summer depth chart)If I missed someone that landed in D1, let me know and I will add. There were lots of players that did no land and their journey ends. But what is really striking, the OL is doing very well. I guess it was the backs and coaching. Cade Bennet - TCU (1st on pre summer depth chart)Drew Azzopardi - UW (1st on pre summer depth chart)Brandon Crenshaw Dixon - Florida (1st on pre summer depth chart)Also the WRs |
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Post by aztech on Aug 4, 2024 12:04:18 GMT -8
Transfers are a part of college sports for the foreseeable future. To that end, I want to track if the grass is greener. Dez Malone - Oklahoma (2md on pre summer depth chart)Davaughn Celestine - SMU (Not Listed)Brandon McElroy - UMASS (Not Listed)Mark Redman - Louisville (1st on pre summer depth chart)Jonah Rodriguez - AZ (Not Listed)Marcus Racliffe - TAMU (2nd on pre summer depth chart)Noah Avinger - UNM (1st on pre summer depth chart)Cooper McDonald - TCU (3rd on pre summer depth chart)Cade Bennet - TCU (1st on pre summer depth chart)Cameron Harpole - ASU (3rd on pre summer depth chart)Zyrus Fiaseu - ASU (1st on pre summer depth chart)Raphael Williams - Pitt (2nd on pre summer depth chart)Drew Azzopardi - UW (1st on pre summer depth chart)Brandon Crenshaw Dixon - Florida (1st on pre summer depth chart)If I missed someone that landed in D1, let me know and I will add. There were lots of players that did no land and their journey ends. But what is really striking, the OL is doing very well. I guess it was the backs and coaching. Cade Bennet - TCU (1st on pre summer depth chart)
Drew Azzopardi - UW (1st on pre summer depth chart)
Brandon Crenshaw Dixon - Florida (1st on pre summer depth chart) Having those three guys on our Oline last year proves how horrible Hoke and his staff were. |
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Post by FULL_MONTY on Aug 5, 2024 7:54:17 GMT -8
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Post by aztec619 on Aug 9, 2024 7:21:14 GMT -8
This is a cool site, thank you! |
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Post by greysuit on Aug 13, 2024 9:13:18 GMT -8
Transfers are a part of college sports for the foreseeable future. To that end, I want to track if the grass is greener. Dez Malone - Oklahoma (2md on pre summer depth chart)Davaughn Celestine - SMU (Not Listed)Brandon McElroy - UMASS (Not Listed)Mark Redman - Louisville (1st on pre summer depth chart)Jonah Rodriguez - AZ (Not Listed)Marcus Racliffe - TAMU (2nd on pre summer depth chart)Noah Avinger - UNM (1st on pre summer depth chart)Cooper McDonald - TCU (3rd on pre summer depth chart)Cade Bennet - TCU (1st on pre summer depth chart)Cameron Harpole - ASU (3rd on pre summer depth chart)Zyrus Fiaseu - ASU (1st on pre summer depth chart)Raphael Williams - Pitt (2nd on pre summer depth chart)Drew Azzopardi - UW (1st on pre summer depth chart)Brandon Crenshaw Dixon - Florida (1st on pre summer depth chart)If I missed someone that landed in D1, let me know and I will add. There were lots of players that did no land and their journey ends. But what is really striking, the OL is doing very well. I guess it was the backs and coaching. Cade Bennet - TCU (1st on pre summer depth chart)Drew Azzopardi - UW (1st on pre summer depth chart)Brandon Crenshaw Dixon - Florida (1st on pre summer depth chart)I'm sure better coaching helps but finding O-Line at the college level is tough. Also, most O-linemen are not big enough and/or ready to start until their Redshirt Sophomore or Jr Year. Thus, you have to keep a very steady flow of linemen your recruiting class otherwise you will have some major gaps (this has been part of SDSUs line struggles over the past few years). I think the P4 programs are now just poaching slightly older linemen from G5 schools as bridges for their younger linemen. We had several young linemen get in game experience and now the bigger programs are poaching them just as they start to really develop. |
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Post by AzTuba85 on Aug 13, 2024 10:41:35 GMT -8
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Post by aztech on Aug 13, 2024 11:16:56 GMT -8
Transfers are a part of college sports for the foreseeable future. To that end, I want to track if the grass is greener. Dez Malone - Oklahoma (2md on pre summer depth chart)Davaughn Celestine - SMU (Not Listed)Brandon McElroy - UMASS (Not Listed)Mark Redman - Louisville (1st on pre summer depth chart)Jonah Rodriguez - AZ (Not Listed)Marcus Racliffe - TAMU (2nd on pre summer depth chart)Noah Avinger - UNM (1st on pre summer depth chart)Cooper McDonald - TCU (3rd on pre summer depth chart)Cade Bennet - TCU (1st on pre summer depth chart)Cameron Harpole - ASU (3rd on pre summer depth chart)Zyrus Fiaseu - ASU (1st on pre summer depth chart)Raphael Williams - Pitt (2nd on pre summer depth chart)Drew Azzopardi - UW (1st on pre summer depth chart)Brandon Crenshaw Dixon - Florida (1st on pre summer depth chart)If I missed someone that landed in D1, let me know and I will add. There were lots of players that did no land and their journey ends. But what is really striking, the OL is doing very well. I guess it was the backs and coaching. Cade Bennet - TCU (1st on pre summer depth chart)Drew Azzopardi - UW (1st on pre summer depth chart)Brandon Crenshaw Dixon - Florida (1st on pre summer depth chart)I'm sure better coaching helps but finding O-Line at the college level is tough. Also, most O-linemen are not big enough and/or ready to start until their Redshirt Sophomore or Jr Year. Thus, you have to keep a very steady flow of linemen your recruiting class otherwise you will have some major gaps (this has been part of SDSUs line struggles over the past few years). I think the P4 programs are now just poaching slightly older linemen from G5 schools as bridges for their younger linemen. We had several young linemen get in game experience and now the bigger programs are poaching them just as they start to really develop. It could cut both ways. If the team did well and won a bowl game, their exposure to the next level will be enhanced had they stayed. There's always that possibility of losing the starting position at their new team. Unlikely here, unless it's an injury. If you're good the NFL will find you, wherever you're at. |
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Post by greysuit on Aug 13, 2024 12:42:52 GMT -8
I'm sure better coaching helps but finding O-Line at the college level is tough. Also, most O-linemen are not big enough and/or ready to start until their Redshirt Sophomore or Jr Year. Thus, you have to keep a very steady flow of linemen your recruiting class otherwise you will have some major gaps (this has been part of SDSUs line struggles over the past few years). I think the P4 programs are now just poaching slightly older linemen from G5 schools as bridges for their younger linemen. We had several young linemen get in game experience and now the bigger programs are poaching them just as they start to really develop. It could cut both ways. If the team did well and won a bowl game, their exposure to the next level will be enhanced had they stayed. There's always that possibility of losing the starting position at their new team. Unlikely here, unless it's an injury. If you're good the NFL will find you, wherever you're at. I think they are going for the NIL dollars now. Those are guaranteed the NFL is not. Currently SDSU only has one lineman on an NFL roster and maybe 4-5 on practice squads, so the odds of them getting into the NFL are incredibly low so you got to get paid while you can. |
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Post by AzTex on Aug 13, 2024 13:49:17 GMT -8
It could cut both ways. If the team did well and won a bowl game, their exposure to the next level will be enhanced had they stayed. There's always that possibility of losing the starting position at their new team. Unlikely here, unless it's an injury. If you're good the NFL will find you, wherever you're at. I think they are going for the NIL dollars now. Those are guaranteed the NFL is not. Currently SDSU only has one lineman on an NFL roster and maybe 4-5 on practice squads, so the odds of them getting into the NFL are incredibly low so you got to get paid while you can. Reports are that some players have found that the NIL payments aren't as guaranteed as they thought. |
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Post by jp92grad on Aug 13, 2024 15:02:44 GMT -8
I think they are going for the NIL dollars now. Those are guaranteed the NFL is not. Currently SDSU only has one lineman on an NFL roster and maybe 4-5 on practice squads, so the odds of them getting into the NFL are incredibly low so you got to get paid while you can. Reports are that some players have found that the NIL payments aren't as guaranteed as they thought. Would be interesting to see the wording on those contracts/agreements or whatever they are calling them, are they year to year?, season to season?, semester to semester? and do they automatically roll over? Big Dollars have ruined the college football game! |
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Post by aztecx on Aug 14, 2024 14:15:06 GMT -8
Reports are that some players have found that the NIL payments aren't as guaranteed as they thought. or whatever they are calling them, are they year to year?, season to season?, semester to semester? and do they automatically roll over? Big Dollars have ruined the college football game! Are there even agreements? |
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Post by aztech on Aug 14, 2024 15:04:26 GMT -8
Reports are that some players have found that the NIL payments aren't as guaranteed as they thought. Would be interesting to see the wording on those contracts/agreements or whatever they are calling them, are they year to year?, season to season?, semester to semester? and do they automatically roll over? Big Dollars have ruined the college football game!I'm waiting to hear about guys who go broke because they didn't save enough NIL money to pay their taxes. When you think about it, at their age most probably never earned enough to pay taxes to begin with. Is it those schools' responsibility to hire guidance for them? |
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Post by standiego on Aug 14, 2024 16:41:26 GMT -8
Article in the Wednesday UT - the 2 TE's that that transferred IN to SDSU from USC and Colorado hope to form one of the better TE combos
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Post by AzTex on Aug 14, 2024 21:43:33 GMT -8
Would be interesting to see the wording on those contracts/agreements or whatever they are calling them, are they year to year?, season to season?, semester to semester? and do they automatically roll over? Big Dollars have ruined the college football game!I'm waiting to hear about guys who go broke because they didn't save enough NIL money to pay their taxes. When you think about it, at their age most probably never earned enough to pay taxes to begin with. Is it those schools' responsibility to hire guidance for them? IMO, since the schools and the NIL payers are supposed to be independent of each other the schools shouldn't have any legal responsibility to provide guidance. As a practical matter a good number probably will. Not that many of the athletes will act on that advice. Since the athletes in most cases won't be considered employees they will receive 1099 forms reporting the payments to the athlete and the IRS. It will be the athletes responsibility to pay estimated taxes during the year and the balance, if any, with their tax return.
Probably many, many of the athletes will be large tax liabilities they can't pay.
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