The Sicatoka

For all the rest of the FCS in 2023.

Way too young. Condolences to the family.

We're still pursuing.

Apparently I have ...

Third full-time coach position closed today. With classes starting on Aug 21 at 4 pm ...

If the Cogswell Canon or the Red River Rifleman are in town you're all wrong.

Now the IRS is interested: https://www.espn.com/espn/story/_/id/38163983/texas-12th-man+-fund-discontinuing-nil-operation Chaves' Alston approach looks better by comparison right now.

He claims he wore them because guys would try to gouge his eyes in piles.

Summit had new deal with CBS and Midco https://fightinghawks.com/news/2023/8/10/general-summit-league-unveils-an-expansion-of-media-rights-through-agreements-with-cbs-sports-and-midco-sports.aspx

How do we know it's not an inside joke. When the small town/county newspaper asked about a play by a teammate one season, no matter how good the play, our standard response was, "Sure it looked good but he was lucky." Locals figured it out before the paper.

Duke, UNC, UVa, plus CaliStan and "Our Lady of South Bend" and you have a near Ivy level grouping.

The hot take I'm hearing is SMU is getting a serious look by the ACC. It makes more sense than SMU to PACx. ACC gets DFW; SMU gets P conference. And if ACC gets plucked later they're already ready. Supposedly SMU has said they'd forego a share for five years! They have donors lined up. SMU must've saved all their "NIL money" since the Eric Dickerson and Craig James era. SMU: ... at the forefront of "NIL" since 1982 ....

I take it you folks didn't see the price of the condo on the top of the RDO tower ...

Wow, just wow. Talk about doing WasSU and OrSU dirty. This should be a cautionary tale to Wyo, UNM, and USU.

Get your popcorn! Read the agenda topic!

I still believe there won't be a big shift. The PAC4 will quietly find homes and things will pause until either FSU breaks the ACC GOR or 2026 (playoff/media deal). As far as your list, who has all their ducks all in a row right now should the phone ring.

Should the MWC "dissolve" but only part have a soft landing spot, the remainder will wonder how that happened. Collusion? Litigation? Like I said elsewhere, should MWC dissolution come to vote I'd rather be SDSU, CSU, USAFA than Wyo, UNM, USU, in the aftermath.

"Competitive Parity" was cause. Flimsy, but allowed by their by-laws. https://www.espn.com/college-sports/story/_/id/26801838/st-thomas-wins-too-much-kicked-miac

Ejecting a conference member normally requires cause.

Washington has a few new growing pains to figure out before biting on a puck.

Whatever rises from the ashes of the PAC will not be a "P" conference, even a merged broke PAC-Mountain group. Welcome to "P4" ... or maybe P2 and M2 (middling, meaning BXII and ACC).

Why? They'd be a 12. That's a very workable number.

That Bucci/B1G list ... their general travel budgets all just expanded.

The PAC was an autonomy conference not because of "PAC" but USC/UW/UCLA/UO/UA/ASU/CU/UU. Without those the "autonomy" status will be stripped at the next major rules meeting. It has to -- there's money involved meaning more for the remaining four. ... the Power Five conferences are identified individually under NCAA rules as "autonomy conferences," which grants them some independence from standard NCAA rules to provide additional resources for the benefit of student-athletes. Reality: As of Saturday morning it's now P4 and four autonomy conferences. They just have to vote and update the rule book.

Your mistake is expecting a logical reason.