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@Genetics56 It is funny considering Tulane could probably beat at least half of the Big Ten teams now with less resources, beat USC not too long ago and only played a B game against Northwestern last season and completely dominated them despite their QB just being on campus for a few weeks.

Suspended over a joke / fake post. @TB1Kinobe posts joke construction videos and has satire / comedy / parody in his bio. He posts videos mocking construction workers and poorly done projects. He posted a video about a fake power meter - If you have satire in your bio, you should be able to joke about things, especially if the post says 'You can not legally do this.' It was clearly a joke and this suspension is unjust!!

@NwoBuck @pcdebol @flatland_sports Had FSU played hard in the Orange Bowl against Georgia instead of throwing a tantrum, won, then they would have had one heck of a case. They threw the tantrum so I give them the respect they earned, and that is none.

Attention all athletic directors in the Big Ten and SEC, commissioners, Big Ten and SEC employees, university presidents, and other senior leaders in college football. It's time to take action to officially create the P2 breakaway for football for the Big Ten and SEC and not just talk about what needs to be done. Do you want to wait until the courts rule that football players are employees of a university? Wait until dozens of states have their own profit share laws for football players? Or do you want to get ahead of it and develop policies that can be agreed to that are reasonable, manageable, and for the betterment of all involved. Over the last couple of years, there has been a growing acceptance and desire from athletic directors and college football coaches that football players should get paid in order to regain some control and normalcy compared to the wild west of NIL. Below I've included what should get done to form the P2 football breakaway for the Big Ten and SEC, when to have it officially announced, and more. First, look at all of the governing bodies, entities, networks, commissioners, committees and working groups that have a hand in the direction of college football. There’s the College Football Playoff, the NCAA Football Oversight Committee, Lead1, rules and officials committees, Division I Council, Transformation Committee and more. There is one that don’t exist yet, but should be created to govern football for the Big Ten and SEC. The National College Football Association!!!! That would be the administrative body proposed by the Knight Commission. In recent months and years, Greg Sankey has advocated to make the changes to bring college football into the future within the structure of the NCAA. Ohio State AD Gene Smith said it’s time for college football to break away from the NCAA and operate the game’s inner workings and its championship within the CFP. My solution, again is the formation of The National College Football Association!!!! You can have that association under the umbrella of the NCAA as its own board or a board under the College Football Committee. Why should there be a football breakaway between the Big Ten and SEC? - Revenue is far surpasing that of the other conferences. When the Big Ten TV deal starts at the end of this month, their annual revenue from media right sonly will be over a $ 1 Billion dollars. - The SEC will be approaching the $ 1 Billion annual mark too with the addition of Oklahoma and Texas. The revenue of the Big Ten and SEC will be DOUBLE that of any other conference and that would still INCLUDE Florida State and Clemson still being in the ACC. Link for comparing conference total revenue from the 2021-22 fiscal cycle: x.com/sbj/status/166… 97% of all college football national titles since 1950 reside in the Big Ten and SEC. When you add Notre Dame, Florida State, Clemson and Miami into the Big Ten and SEC respectfully, only 3 schools would have a national title that would not be in the Big Ten or SEC. How to structure things, when to start, etc: - Unization. This allows for football players to become employees with wages, hours, working conditions, and health benefit monitoring. Instead of the wild west of NIL, pay the players a salary. And because the Big Ten and SEC would be able to pay football players more, that creates a competetive divide. - Announce the breakaway for the start of the 2026 college football playoff. - Allow the ACC schools to go to the Big Ten and SEC. You can view the football viewership for the ACC schools and how they compare to Big Ten schools in the attached images. - Change recruiting rules so players can sign at anytime after August 1st going into their senior season of high school football. Allow for schools to have 85 official visits in a year. - increase scholarships for teams to 105 - create the new governing body that I mentioned earlier in the tweet - Create a reasonable profit sharing model that still allows for players to make some good money from the media deals but also doesn't force colleges to cut other sports. There are many other things that will need to get discussed than I shared on here, but the framework that I am providing in this tweet can help all college football leaders to get the creation of the P2 football breakaway for the Big Ten and SEC started. As for ESPN being back in with the Big Ten, they will be able to broadcast the home games of the ACC schools that move to the Big Ten until the GOR issues are solved. I'll be around all weekend to continue this important, complex, and detailed conversation throughout the weekend.