Rosters are getting closer and closer to 90M, and many colleges are not able to keep up. What do you think NIL will cap out at?
Or will this be like the MLB where teams have obscene payrolls and have to pay the luxury tax.
I found this on the beach and wondered what kind of rock it was so smooth on the top and the bottom. All the Ai identification tools I used to me it was a different fossil. Any ideas?
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And to think 68 teams was more than enough, NCAA has increased march madness to 72 teams.
Any time I tell someone I’m ordering a Waymo, they’ll say something like: “I’ll be praying for you”, or “I hate those things”.
It’s so strange seeing in real time how anti technology some people are. Growing up I’d hear about how people originally hated books, television, and now the biggest thing today being Ai.
I’ll be the first to admit I thought the Earley hire was a disaster waiting to happen after that 1-4 start in SEC play. Especially coming off the 2025 collapse where we fell from #1 to unranked in a month, it felt like the program was just dead.
While I wait for the next red rising book to come out I have struggled to find a series that entertains me in terms of the sci fi aspect. Something I have really enjoyed is the medieval fantasy books by Joe Abercrombie. What have y'all been reading?