J T Daniels “ Im out
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That was a given before the season was even over. What QB in their right mind would want to play at the God forsaken place?
He looked better than Slovis in the Backyard Brawl. The more dysfunction in Morgantown the better.
Haha. 13 & 9
For the year, Daniels threw for 2,107 yards, 13 touchdowns and nine interceptions. He will have one year of eligibility remaining.
JT to the portal
For the year, Daniels threw for 2,107 yards, 13 touchdowns and nine interceptions. He will have one year of eligibility remaining.
JT to the portal
WVU benched him for the last 3 or 4 games. Don't agree at a thet he outplayed Slovis by the way. Fumbled a ton and was lucky to get those back. Threw for like 200 yards in the game v. Pitt.
Garrett Green played most of the last 3 games. JT really regressed.
Four schools over your college career seems ridiculous. Probably should move down a level to a G5 or FCS school. Or accept that maybe he doesn’t have a shot at the pros.
So JT requested a 4 BR House, a personal chef, and $100K in an endorsement deal?
www.johncanzano.com
Canzano: Cost of college football transfer game is clear
Private chef? Four-bedroom house?
www.johncanzano.com
That actually doesn't seem super steep especially if he'd performed better than he did this season.So JT requested a 4 BR House, a personal chef, and $100K in an endorsement deal?
Canzano: Cost of college football transfer game is clear
Private chef? Four-bedroom house?
Wow. I think this provides more insight into the NIL world than what we have seen.So JT requested a 4 BR House, a personal chef, and $100K in an endorsement deal?
Canzano: Cost of college football transfer game is clear
Private chef? Four-bedroom house?
Yeah but in hoopie land a 4 bedroom house is 2 double wides connected
Probably not that far off from what your average P5 starting QB gets. It’s ridiculous but it is what it is at this point.
I'd want a personal chef in West Virginia too. Seems like it's either Little Caesar's or the roadkill scrape-du-jour.
I mean yes and no. It is ridiculous that Mel Tucker after one decent season gets handed $95 million. Whether he sucks or not. Whether his teams win or not. Even if they fire him, they owe him.
It sucks that this system cannot allow schools to compensate the players for which these coaches make millions on......and have to have these shady, underhanded deals paid for by boosters and fans.
It sucks that this system cannot allow schools to compensate the players for which these coaches make millions on......and have to have these shady, underhanded deals paid for by boosters and fans.
pittdan77
Athletic Director
I think he could still apply for a medical redshirt for 2019 which would be pretty wild.
pittdan77
Athletic Director
But this free transfer rule is so great for players. 4 schools in 5 years (which will be very common) is so good for the kids.
They really put the STUDENT in the "student athlete". Let's stop this charade, make them employees, have a collective bargaining agreement and bring some semblance of sanity.
Aren’t you the guy who has been contending that they are pro’s? If so, they should be able to play wherever they want, like the pro’s.
But students can transfer schools as much as they want without limitations, right ?!?
I don’t cry for these universities who are raking in tens of millions on sports because athletes have started learning their own value
Collective bargaining agreement for coaches would be a great start. The Pitt, UCLA, Virginia, and Georgia Techs of the world can lead the charge. There are only about a dozen schools who like the current arrangement of poaching coaches at will by throwing cash.
The NCAA curdles at any semblance of a threatening lawsuit that would end up with schools having to directly pay salaries to players. For whatever reason, that seems to include possible challenges to immediate eligibility on multiple transfers. Wasn’t that supposed to only be permitted after the Covid year? In any event, it probably helps Pitt at least as much as it has hurt, so I’ve no gripe. We’re going to increasingly rely on the portal for the bulk of our starters, not merely to fill gaps. So, we are going to need any and all transfers to be immediately eligible.
However, where does the farce end? I think none of us will be surprised to see guys transferring midseason and playing for their new ‘schools’ the very next weekend. Alabamas or Georgia’s will get injuries to key players, and immediately go poach the best guy at another school playing at that position. They’ll dangle the lawsuit or threaten dropping if contested, and the NCAA will nod politely … then suspend the coach of TN-Chattanooga for buying a player a Big Mac.
However, where does the farce end? I think none of us will be surprised to see guys transferring midseason and playing for their new ‘schools’ the very next weekend. Alabamas or Georgia’s will get injuries to key players, and immediately go poach the best guy at another school playing at that position. They’ll dangle the lawsuit or threaten dropping if contested, and the NCAA will nod politely … then suspend the coach of TN-Chattanooga for buying a player a Big Mac.
It’s funny how nobody blinks an eye at a head coach making $5mil a year for a non-profit - but are all bent out of shape because players also have freedom of movement and can earn on their NIL ?!?
It’s old people screaming at clouds
Maybe that is because the offense that Slovis was forced to run was not a good one.
I agree, but the issue isn't necessarily his ability, it is the foolishness that is going on currently in college football. It is no longer amateurs playing a college sport, it is essentially a professional sports league. Wait until the NFL feels financially threatened enough by things like the NIL deals and the ability to transfer multiple times in college, a huge law suit ensue.
Why limit the transfers to seasons? Why not have week to week, after all if Alabama has a big game against LSU, then they should be able to poach the players they need to get a victory.
At some point there needs a cap and rules on these free agents, just like in pro sports. And the only way to do this really is a contract. Of course, we are talking a business where contracts are meaningless when it comes to coaches.
If this is truly going the way of the pros then hopefully some semblance of contracts aren’t too far off. The current model is unsustainable. Imagine if everyone in the NFL played on one year deals.
I have no problem with that either .
Again
Any student can transfer schools at any time right ?
pittdan77
Athletic Director
You can but you can't just start taking classes in the middle of the term. That's where the hyperbole runs into a brick wall.
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