Randy

The idea of a $100 million roster for a single team, single season of college football should be the moment everyone realizes this train is already off the tracks. I don’t think college sports is dead or needs “saving.” But a massive, messy correction is inevitable.

Have heard a few $60m estimates for 2026 with multiple GMs telling me the first $100m roster is imminent within the current system

Now that we are beyond the transfer portal window and well into spring ball, I wanted to resurface this question: Based on what we know today in the American Conference (recruiting, money, etc), which of these first-year head coaches have the most pressure to deliver in 2026?

I wrote the most revealing thread for my subscribers about one potential place that might be safer during the Geophysical Event, as it was in the past, and there was a lot of migration to that place, which is historically disputed even today. During the geomagnetic excursion in the past, this place showed an interesting local anomaly. Plus, you will find out who followed my account when I wrote a thread about the projects being built in that land—he is a very powerful and rich person connected to the President of the USA. This is the most interesting thread; it will be available only to my subscribers on X and Patreon for various reasons...

Holy shit, UO is bleeding students and about to cut deep, and the president just sent the campus a polite warning shot.

Go bulls! 🤘🌴

Holy shit, UO is bleeding students and about to cut deep, and the president just sent the campus a polite warning shot.

Allow me to provide a swift dose of reality to this discourse... The Chargers social job isn't underpaying anyone. A thousand people probably applied for this role. It's a calculated bet and it's asking if the right person will bet on themselves. 12 to 24 months. That's how long the person will be in this role. Go in get reps inside one of the best operations in the league, and come out the other side as a director-level candidate with a resume line that carries weight in every room. I want everyone in this industry to make as much money as possible. But salaries are decided by the market. Entry level at a pro sports team in a high-demand creative role has always been competitive for a reason. A harsh reality... It's market rate for what the role actually is... a starting point to launch a career. Show up, absorb everything, and leave better than you came. Whoever gets the job could likely be a Director of Social in professional sports in less than 5 years and much of that would've been accelerated by getting this role.

Developing sources of above the cap NIL compensation for athletes is the new arms race in college athletics. And that’s why schools that shut down their collectives after the House settlement have either brought them back (in a different form) or are considering doing so.