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Related: About this forumAfter a day of watching college football ...
you really appreciate and understand the speed at which the pro game is played.
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After a day of watching college football ... (Original Post)
Auggie
Sep 2022
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hlthe2b
(106,335 posts)1. Really? What games are you watching? I have the opposite opinion, at least among the top schools.
Auggie
(31,798 posts)2. Pittsburgh Cincinnati
Xoan
(25,426 posts)3. But the greed is even faster.
Auggie
(31,798 posts)4. I'd say it's the same
tishaLA
(14,320 posts)5. Not for the coaches.
of course the same coaches making bank complain now that student athletes can make money off their own image now.
rsdsharp
(10,115 posts)6. I didn't watch college football yesterday.
I watched the Iowa Hawkeyes.
When the punter is the team MVP that tells you a lot about the team