Stanford's Game-changing Gift; QB List Updates; Quotes of Note
Stanford athletics was staring at a huge financial delta. To meet the revenue-sharing requirements of the NCAA House Settlement--the baseline to be competitive in the new world of college sports--the department must come up with $20.5 million per year to pay its athletes. On top of that, Stanford accepted heavily discounted conference media rights when it went on hands and knees to the ACC after the Pac-12's implosion. That sacrifice, roughly $20M annually, will last another
Gary Cavalli
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It's All About the Quarterbacks
With all due respect to the pitcher in baseball, the goalie in soccer and hockey, and the point guard in basketball, the most important...
Gary Cavalli
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TV vs. the Forgotten Fan; Brady's Response; Playoff Field Follies
Inquiring minds, otherwise known as college football fans, want to know: How come college football kickoff times make no sense? Why do...
Gary Cavalli
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