Glass Joe

Hilson is also a Rosenhaus NIL client, correct?

This is the new late cycle go-to move by the NIL agents representing highly ranked recruits. Threaten to make a late cycle visit to a school with NIL coffers, and force the current school to pay-up to prevent the violence from happening. We paid Ffrench and Myron Charles not to visit Florida this weekend, and LSU just did likewise with Phillips and Zion.

JJ Kelly and Limas Sweed holla!

“Truth” - Jaden Rashada

I don’t think that is what the Committee is saying at all. I think the Committee is saying the 1-loss Big Ten teams are more deserving of a playoff spot than the 2-loss SEC teams. And as long as the Big Ten has four teams that all finish at 11–1 or 12-0, than those four teams are getting into the Playoffs.

Again, look at Penn State. They have 1-loss (to OSU) and they are still ranked #4 and ahead of all the 2-loss SEC teams. Indiana’s resume will be exactly the same as Penn State’s after they lose to Ohio State this Saturday. Why would a 1-loss Indiana with the exact same record and loss as Penn State fall behind all the 2-loss SEC schools. And do you really think the Committee (a TV-based organization) is going to allow 5 SEC teams in and only 3 Big Ten teams, especially by purging a 1-loss Indiana? I sure don’t.

You could apply to same logic to Penn State as well. One loss @ home to Ohio State, and zero wins against any ranked opponents while not even playing Oregon or Indiana. That said, the Committee has Penn State sitting at #4 (ahead of many 2-loss SEC teams) and Indiana at #5. That suggests to me that even if Indiana loses to Ohio State, they will still be in line for an at-large spot with only one loss and being from a P2 conference.

D.Moore never came back in after the 3rd down pop pass (for a 3 yard loss) in the first quarter. I do believe he was injured on the play. At halftime, he came out early to work with the Texas trainer to test if he could go in the second half, but they decided “no”. He was stretching both his hamstring and neck, so I assume it was one of those things injured.

All Drew Rosenhaus clients.

Maybe the DK Moore nugget makes a bit more sense now?

Maybe we can get his mother to do another thought-provoking interview with DK and post it on ON3 network to clear things up. 😂

While I agree with what you’re saying (it’s the crew, not necessarily Mar personally), the pattern I’ve always noticed with Mar’s crew is they throw way too many flags early in the game (which irritates all parties very early in the game), and therefore the bad vibes get more pronounced as the game goes on. Then, the boiling point is achieved. Last night, BYU’s Sitaki through a career-best tantrum at Mar for the way the first half ended. But, by games end, the Utah AD was publicly questioning his school’s membership in the Big 12. Let that sink in. And all of it lands at the feet officiating crew leader - Kevin Mar. Yet again. At some point, you have to question whether Mar & crew bring a uniquely incompetent approach to officiating a football game, or it’s something more nefarious (a crew following the wishes of their conference leadership)? Either way, it can’t be a recurring coincidence that it’s always the same crew. Every.Single.Time. Assuming it’s not the more nefarious cause, Yormark has to seriously consider not allowing Mar and crew to call another game for the Big 12. It’s gotten to the tipping point of compromising the integrity of the game, and that is a line the Big 12 can’t afford to cross (lest their TV partners abandon them). Mar & crew have single-handily inflicted incalculable brand damage to Big 12 football. Again.

Maybe this is why Brett Yormark dispatches the Kevin Mar ref crew to the most critical Big 12 games down the stretch. Kevin Mar is an insurance policy against the Big 12 getting left out of CFB Playoffs and the paycheck that goes with it.

Never allow Kevin Mar to referee a college football game at any level.

Bruce Pearl…perfectly on brand. It’s amazing they still allow that scumbag to represent an institution of higher learning…even Auburn.