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Whitt, Rojo, Sorrell, Anthony Hill, Barron... Maybe Casey Thompson because of all that film study 😉

What street?!

It's too early to be drunk (actual or metaphorical). And it's a Sunday! Have a little respect!

Dart went to the giants?

Thankful for even the undrafted ones!

Most of the people in front of you are not new season ticket holders though. They already have their tickets reserved and are just being offered the opportunity to upgrade to better seats, if available. If they do upgrade, their old reserved seats then become available for the people next in line after them. There won't be many if any good lower bowl seats in groups of 4 by the time your slot comes up, but there will be plenty of upper bowl seats available. I wouldn't worry about it! Hook em!

Anthony Hill on burnt orange jerseys: "it's a restriction" 😭

The NPV isn't zero, but that's the wrong reference point. The reference point is what is the NPV of these deals collectively - the cost savings for A&M for not managing this in house referenced against Texas's net NPV for similar. As mentioned, the wild card is whether there is some competitive advantage for legit NIL deals, which there might be due to centralization of the marketplace. But the top line number is a just a headline.

This is just a headline. Rather than manage individual media rights deals in house directly with brands--for example, Texas has deals with American Airlines, Budweiser, etc, to name a few--Aggie is contracting that out in advance to one entity. That entity gets both the upside and downside. In short, they are aggregating their advertising and media deals over time to one entity. Im not privy to the numbers, but I assume if we did that it would be way higher. Presumably there is some NIL upside here too because it is likely the brands and the students athletes get a centralized place to try and sell/license actual nil rights. But the long and short is that Texas probably already gets more from its media deals collectively than this agreement promises for a&m.

Vince!

I have heard he was also injured for a good deal of his initial time in ways that impeded physical development necessary for improving blocking.

I believe he tried to get the game moved prior to Georgia losing

I am not normally conspiritatorial, but I would not be surprised if after Ryan Day got beat by Michigan and knew his job was on the line, Ohio State looked at the fact that Michigan essentially got off Scott free for cheating by stealing signs and started doing the same for the Tennessee and Oregon games. They appear to have the perfect play calls most of the time, and it is making me suspicious...

Good not great pic but undoubtedly one of the best moments of the season.

If not Golden, who are the marginal NFL players who we might try to recruit coming back to be leaders? I don't know this for certain, but it seems very likely to me Sark tabbed certain older players who might have otherwise moved on like Sweat and JWhitt in 23 and Collins and Barron in 24 to come back (and paid them big NIL nearly comparable to what they could get in NFL as either a later round or rookie free agent). Taffe and Broughton seem like obvious candidates. Perhaps Blue if Sark thinks he can iron out fumble issues? Maybe DJ Campbell (although I know the board would hate it--seems like he has another level of potential that Sark could tap--not sure if he has leadership potential either)? Maybe Hayden Conner instead? I feel like recruiting back your marginal NFL players is the best bang for buck use of NIL because the people you bring back you are most familiar with in terms of culture and character/known ability. Would be great to have a couple of these guys...