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[Cruel Halo]

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[Sodakred]

I’m guessing we had about the most players on the roster and probably still need to shed a couple dozen or more. I wonder about the accuracy of that list as surely no school will have less than 10 and playoff teams’ players get extra time to enter.

 

[steinek11]

I’m guessing we had about the most players on the roster and probably still need to shed a couple dozen or more. I wonder about the accuracy of that list as surely no school will have less than 10 and playoff teams’ players get extra time to enter.

Let’s examine those playoff rosters the most. I’m looking at you Oregon.

 

[bbb2021]

Oregon, PSU, OSU and Indiana all have low numbers but those figures will sky rocket once their Playoff is finished

 

[c3o]

Oregon, PSU, OSU and Indiana all have low numbers but those figures will sky rocket once their Playoff is finished

And NW numbers are also low because they understand they’re undesirable

 

[dinglefritz]

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And they're not ignorant as they understand the value of an education from Northwestern.

NW is the antithesis of Ohio State and Oregon. Those guys are still student athletes. We should all root for programs like Northwestern in this new world of college football to have some success. I don't see the current model of NIL and portal purchases as being sustainable.

 

[NebChicago]

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NW is the antithesis of Ohio State and Oregon. Those guys are still student athletes. We should all root for programs like Northwestern in this new world of college football to have some success. I don't see the current model of NIL and portal purchases as being sustainable.

Their new stadium is going to be insane. Can’t wait to see a game there

 

[phoenix4nu]

NW is the antithesis of Ohio State and Oregon. Those guys are still student athletes. We should all root for programs like Northwestern in this new world of college football to have some success. I don't see the current model of NIL and portal purchases as being sustainable.

Same with Army and Navy.