LSU is done. A lot of these SEC schools are going to figure out the hard way that NIL won’t go in their favor.

NIL has changed the landscape of college football and the NFL should be allowed to draft to these talented players!

Yeah. LSU thinks they have the best program and fans. Who dat! Who dat! Who dat talkin' bout beating dem Tigers!! ▶️ We are. We just did. Michigan has the best vibe. Best stadium. Best locker room now! Best practice facilites. Best fans. We don't throw trash on the field if we lose. We just take your QB. Bye

Nice Zevia crane there, pal.

Big 10 standard is to just win games, SEC standard is to win by 2 touchdowns. SEC is football

He might flip again you never know with these kids. But I hope Miami gets DJ Pickett from LSU now.

Screenshat 😂😅

LSU lost to USC and USC lost to Michigan :)

He might be in Ohio state game if he is Ohio state Cooked

What about Jadyn Davis?

24:50 - y’all only ever say this crap to benefit sec teams.

Kenny was a great interview. If I was a parent of a D1 recruit this is where I’d want to send him. This guy with this interview would make me want to run through a brick wall for him because I know how much he cares for those guys. God bless him and I will be watching more ASU football.

Solution. For all participants in conference championship games that are ranked 1-11 before the games are played, are all bumped up to the highest seedings available. So in this years example that would be 5 teams as SMU, and the two big 12 teams sit outside the top 11. They’re basically playing to get in the playoffs. Assuming all favorites win out the rest of the regular season: 1: Oregon 2: Ohio State 3: Texas 4: Reserved for BIG 12 championship winner 5: Alabama 6: Miami(7 if SMU wins the ACC Championship as SMU would jump to 3) No team listed can drop below a team that didn’t play in a conference championship game so the lowest they can drop to is 6. Miami can drop to 7 if they were to lose the ACC championship. That means at large teams like UGA, Ole Miss, Penn State cannot have a seed higher than 7. In all favorites win scenario, it would look like this after the conference championships: 1: Oregon 2: Texas 3: Miami 4: Colorado/BYU/Arizona State 5: Ohio State 6: Alabama 7: Penn State 8: Notre Dame 9: Ole Miss 10: UGA 11: Indiana/Tennessee 12: Boise State Only 1 G5 team gets in and they automatically gets the 12 seed and can’t go any higher. This way regular season record, big wins, bad losses, Strength of schedule, strength of record, and conference championship will all matter. Conference championship losers are still guaranteed a playoff spot if they were previously ranked high enough. Conference champs can still get in the playoff even if their ranking is low.

Have been thinking the same way as Josh for the last 3 years. I propose the SEC and Big Ten simply expand to 25 teams each. Eventually the SEC and Big Ten champs play a "title game". Even if there is a competing system the same amount of eyeballs are going to watch the SEC and Big Ten system and title game. But in all of this...what to do with bowl games. Seems bowl games have lost so much of their luster. Still worth have bowl games? I think perhaps but not so many....

Ohio State has a D-List Billy Butcher impersonater as a coach. What could Indiana possibly offer to compete with that?

How much NIL money will his offensive line get? How about his receivers?? How will the team react when he drives up to practice in a Ferrari??

Phoenix is a testament to man's arrogance -Peggy Hill

People have watched Tennessee right? Yeah, they beat Bama with Milroe clearly hurt and lost to Arkansas

Penn State is going down this week.

What? Take the 3 teams they have both played and Indiana beat Nebraska, Michigan State, and Washington! Hoosiers did better!!! Go HOOSIERS!!!

He'll flip again

I agree. Florida is better than people give them credit for.

Me when I prayed for lsu’s downfall 😆

Hate the current state of CFB. Even as a Michigan fan. This NIL is bullcrap. Michigan had to start getting active in NIL. This crap needs to be regulated

The guy hasn’t played one single down of college football and we are putting coaches in their respective graves/pedestals. Please go look at the long list of 5 star qbs. The hit rate is roughly 50%. Also, Michigan’s ability to develop QBs isn’t exactly stellar, and they’ve have a bunch of 5 star qbs too. The important part of this story is actually the setting of the qb NIL market. The player is really irrelevant.

We playing NIL GAME DONT EVERYONE GET SCARED NOW! 〽️💪🥶

Was that a 5 M $ Filp ?

Go Ducks. Rooting for Kenny.

Brian Kelly in a Norvell-like hot seat right now. Both have a $60 million plus buy out. Get your popcorn ready ppl 😂

Bryce saw how Kelly treated those boys on the sideline the last 3 weeks.

Brian Kelly is not the type of person that I would like to play for… good choice kid.

Don’t blame him for leaving for 12 million. But still, hope he’s a bust

Conner Stallions went from sign stealer to signee stealer. Get that man a statue already😂 Go blue!!!!

I'm done with LSU chasing down these high school recruits from the west coast or Midwest. Focus all efforts in SEC territories.

I dont understand why high schools arent playing payers too? Those guys are out there playing ball and risking themselves for football same as at college and pro levels. High school players on down to pee wee need to sit out until checks are being cashed or why else play?

"We don't have a contract with the sec... ANYMORE" Yeah espn out bid you and suddenly they can't suck off the sec enough what a shock. You want an argument? Georgia St can't beat a sun belt team and they can beat Vandy. Oklahoma St can't beat anything but a DUI charge and their meat and oh yeah Arkansas. Those teams both upset "playoff contenders" if your schedule is the playoff you lost to someone that can't make it... You're out. Texas has a worse schedule than either Indiana or Penn st. If they're the best the sec has then the sec gets 1 team maybe Georgia since they beat that 1 team. Cal beat Auburn at home. USC beat LSU and you guys wouldn't shut up about how LSU was going to make the playoffs two weeks ago. We had all sec playoffs and that's why Bama Georgia always wins. Scott Frost's UCF was a better team than Nick Saban's "lose to Auburn don't play in the conference championship and still get in because there's no bias" bama

61,000,000 buyout for Kelly. He's not going anywhere.

Connor Stalions must have been stealing signs on this one

So, you're saying BK yelling at those players on the sidelines was NOT a good thing for recruitment of BU?

as a michigan fan i’m just glad we’ll have someone at qb that knows how to play qb 😭

Personally i just think its a down year in the sec.. the big ten is The exact same just with oregan replacing TTUN. Georgia and alabama are down thefore alot more competitive this year.

Suggested Formula for College Football Playoffs 1)Go to 16 Teams as follows: 2)All major conferences (Power 4) go back to divisions. Champ of each Division auto qualifiers (8) 3)Champion of each power 4 conf gets week 1 buy 4)Top rated conference overall (Based on overall strength of schedule AND OUT OF CONFERENCE RECORD)gets an additional 2 qualifiers (2) 5)Top 2 non power 4 teams qualify (2) 6)3 at large teams selected based on formula emphasizing strength of schedule and record (3). NOTE- Teams not eligible to play in a conference championship (read independents)must play an additional 13th game OR be ranked in top 8 to qualify) 7) Final team selected based on criteria of “hottest available team” (emphasis on second half / most recent trend)(1). This allows for a particularly packed conference to (in theory) get as many as 8 qualifiers (2 auto, 2 additional, 3 at large and 1 hottest team). Although HIGHLY unlikely! Typical season would see top conference get 4 -5 qualifiers (2 auto, 2 additional, perhaps 1 at large). Next best power 4 would still likely get 3-4 (2 auto, 1-2 at large or hottest team) This also protects non-power 4 by guaranteeing 2 qualifiers. It also keeps entire season for all top 25 teams relevant by providing a mechanism for a team that matures late, or gets hot with some big top 25 wins. (Think South Carolina this year). Bottom line is that you remove downside of playing in conference championship, give maximum flexibility to insure top teams and match-ups (regardless of what conference a team is in), removes any advantage of not being in a conference, AND reduces likelihood a deserving team is left off.

Hard to turn down 10 million dollars to stay home and be able to start right away . All the other QBs on Michigan’s roster probably couldn’t start at the FCS level lol.

Michigan needs to worry about buying a defense.

I think my favorite part about the decommitment was how the family was “insulted” that they would simply take the highest bid, and then lo and behold…that is what they did.

Joeys statement was asinine cant believe he doubled down on that

Why would anyone want to go to _ichigan? Seriously. They must have offered him 10 million.

LSU is down. It's almost like they are.........BURNING!😂😂😂

Whose gonna coach him? They all left 😂

Lol....he must not want to win HAHAHA Michigan's new coach will NEVER win the big ten