That said, kickers account for 30% of a football's teams score on average each game. That seems to warrant a decent amount of money on a player that only plays a few plays a game. That said, good for Olano
, IMO he does not have the leg strength for today's NFL so make that cash now
Bryce Underwood has been underwhelming. Maybe it's time for Michigan to strike again?
The rumors are that UW offered him $4 million and LSU offered $6 million. Looks like UW legal is already on the warpath!
Things have been done. It cost the NCAA several BILLIONS of dollars in lawsuits. The federal court system ruled the ideas you are suggesting are very very illegal.
Man, person, camera....kicker?
I heard $5 Million which is probably why LSU went up to $6 Million.
I'm sure this isn't a popular take here but I'd rather be a team that goes to a good/great bowl most years with a locker room I felt was full of Illini guys, than...whatever LSU is (which, turns out this year was a mediocre team that didn't win their mediocre bowl). Call me crazy, old school, and out of touch, but thanks but no thanks on this type of player.
Is this why many are pressing for congressional action?
The courts ruled that two parties cannot enter an agreement without the courts' consent.
It's an easy way for politicians to score a few easy political points by then acting like they can implement ways to fix it, but they too probably can't do anything about it.
