I think you could count the number that can compete on two hands.Wow, I just getting accustomed to the 750K as an inducement, now it's per year.
If this holds up the majority of schools will not be able to compete for the most elite players.
If you're talking about aTm then you might be wrong.I think you could count the number that can compete on two hands.
They were one of them. I may be wrong, but not sure how.If you're talking about aTm then you might be wrong.
Do not know how anyone will be able to compete with Texas oil money.
Wow, I just getting accustomed to the 750K as an inducement, now it's per year.
If this holds up the majority of schools will not be able to compete for the most elite players.
I have a bad feeling that we will see that next year and following years. That class TAMU reruited with all that money were just true freshmen this year....one started at QB, three started on the OL, the backup RB to Achane, etc.... They were very young this year.On-field performance will take care of competition w/ Texas oil money. I can't imagine mega-millions getting thrown at players for the results that aTm got this season. I know it's only one season, but "investors" don't just constitently piss away money for recruiting victories without national title-type Ws showing up at the end of the year.
I could be wrong, though.
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