Huh...
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Just stop.
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I guess twelve teams is not too much. Arizona State got screwed. Do they call targeting against
Texas? Remember Tori Hunter was never the same.
Ignore that blowhard clown.
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This system is utter crap. Why should athletics be different than any other crumbling institution in
society?
And you, nor anyone else, has stepped up to answer my question: What is the limit at which you would finally have ND extricate itself from this sewer hole? Should ND be willing to pay $10 million for a QB? How about twenty? Why are you and others too afraid to answer this question? At what point of prostrating and demeaning itself should ND say, "Enough?" Step up and answer. Don't run away.
not to nitpick, but ND really doesn’t pay much to players.
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Most reports I’ve seen have ND pretty damn close to other
Big time programs. Whether we like it or not.
but that’s from boosters not the university directly.
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What’s your point?
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Buckle up. It will have to get there quick.
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The market system will work and it is still the best system even with the issues.
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Ah, the Holy Free Market will solve it all and you still haven't answered the question!
Step up boys, or you're all yella.
if the team financially supports itself, why do you care?
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Selling out what it stands for.
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ND isn’t paying anything. Its boosters are. Their money. Their choice.
As usual you were wrong again about ASU.
Capitalism vs. Socialism. If you don't like it, move to Russia
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What happened is inevitable with all the money CFB is generating. The players were bound to get a
share and they should. It’s a big business and the performers get paid. That’s the system like it or not. And if ND has boosters willing to pay the freight like other schools have, more power to them. It has also evened the playing field some as now everyone can do what the SEC bagmen were doing under the table for years.