College Sports (Football)

#201      
It looks like the Gies naming rights are permanent. Over the next 100 years, Texas Tech is positioned to get $1 billion+ for their rights.

I am happy that it’s a person and not a corporation, but I also want to win as many games as possible.

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Here’s the key phrase: “rather than a standard corporate contract.” If there’s no contract stating in perpetuity or setting an end date, then the University could change the name to something else this afternoon.
 
#202      
they may want to reread that. didnt end well for most....
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#223      
I saw one of the provisions under review will be capping the B1G and SEC at 19 teams. Would sure love to have Rutgers (maybe even Maryland's) back right now.
 
#224      
Jim Delaney must be laughing his azz off. IMHO, the sec (no caps no longer, small letters to match the smallness of the conference) is in the review mirror and fast fading. I hope our coaches and ADs talk only about the B1G, its member institutions, and its status as the premier conference in the good ole USA!
 
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