2026 PORTAL

[Kmed]

If you had $1m to spend, would you rather have Deandre Moore or Cam Coleman. Hmm…

 

[NEOkHorn]

If you had $1m to spend, would you rather have Deandre Moore or Cam Coleman. Hmm…

Moore is a really good complementary piece, but Coleman is a legit number 1 receiver. He would force defenses to adjust coverages and allow Wingo to see more single coverage. I'm not sure I'd pay 1 mill for either, but it is the way of the college football world now, so Coleman would get my vote. My biggest question would be if he is a culture fit.

 

[TB14]

Anyone know if we're pursuing?

We are and so are 150 other teams. Hes good! Watch for uga and lsu I bet though

 

[TB14]

If you had $1m to spend, would you rather have Deandre Moore or Cam Coleman. Hmm…

I bet you need over $1 million to get Coleman.

 

[Kmed]

I bet you need over $1 million to get Coleman.

True, probably need at least $2m. Glad it’s not my money, but I still get to watch and enjoy

 

[jrcruz1026]

I doubt that Cam Coleman is the WR type we need at the moment, we need a true route runner

 

[Baron]

Maybe we should too.

We aren't a mangey old mutt.

 

[Baron]

I wonder if coach Flood would have any interest in Ory Williams?

 

[Baron]

Look at the number of Iowa State players in the transfer protal.

 

[63_Texas_1]

Just curious. Since college athletes are no longer amateur, i.e., a person who engages in a pursuit, unpaid, not financial gain, via recent ruling that all college athletes must be paid by the school. This does not include NIL payments. What keeps a NFL. NBA or MLB player, who left college early, from coming back and play for an university? I'm not an attorney but just the suit by Diego Pavia suit alone as well as federal judges rulings based on violations of the Sherman Antitrust Act by restraining trade. As I said earlier, I'm not an attorney. It just seems the toothpaste is out of the tube.

 

[Sunkist]

I doubt that Cam Coleman is the WR type we need at the moment, we need a true route runner

We need a Matthew Golden type

 

[Sirhornsalot]

Just curious. Since college athletes are no longer amateur, i.e., a person who engages in a pursuit, unpaid, not financial gain, via recent ruling that all college athletes must be paid by the school. This does not include NIL payments. What keeps a NFL. NBA or MLB player, who left college early, from coming back and play for an university? I'm not an attorney but just the suit by Diego Pavia suit alone as well as federal judges rulings based on violations of the Sherman Antitrust Act by restraining trade. As I said earlier, I'm not an attorney. It just seems the toothpaste is out of the tube.

Pavia seems to have no faith in himself, so apparently he's trying to create a landing path for when he fails in the NFL. Maybe he realizes there's not a high demand for 5'9 QBs in the NFL.

He already got the court to discard Jr College time, the very first time anyone has declared JC's are pointless, just so he could spend more time at the college level.

I swear this kid will be 40 years old before he leaves college. He should be embarrassed, but there's no room for that in the ME - ME world they are growing up in.

I've just about decided to do to college ball what I did to NFL – I stopped watching.

I will watch my Horns, but F everything else..

 

[Sirhornsalot]

 

[Sirhornsalot]

 

[Sirhornsalot]

 

[texbound]

Any tread left on the tires? I wanted him out of HS. Lightening fast, but I don't remember him during the game. Was he injured?

 

[MBHORNSFAN]

Pavia seems to have no faith in himself, so apparently he's trying to create a landing path for when he fails in the NFL. Maybe he realizes there's not a high demand for 5'9 QBs in the NFL.

He already got the court to discard Jr College time, the very first time anyone has declared JC's are pointless, just so he could spend more time at the college level.

I swear this kid will be 40 years old before he leaves college. He should be embarrassed, but there's no room for that in the ME - ME world they are growing up in.

I've just about decided to do to college ball what I did to NFL – I stopped watching.

I will watch my Horns, but F everything else..

It's wild how so many love free markets for everyone and everything but football players. I love this. It's awesome to follow.

 

[MBHORNSFAN]

I bet you need over $1 million to get Coleman.

He turned down over 2 million to stay at Auburn. He wasn't sold on the staff or QB.

 

[General Hooker]

Look at the number of Iowa State players in the transfer protal.

Don't they have five star culture there? Why would any player leave?

 

[83Dee]

Just curious. Since college athletes are no longer amateur, i.e., a person who engages in a pursuit, unpaid, not financial gain, via recent ruling that all college athletes must be paid by the school. This does not include NIL payments. What keeps a NFL. NBA or MLB player, who left college early, from coming back and play for an university? I'm not an attorney but just the suit by Diego Pavia suit alone as well as federal judges rulings based on violations of the Sherman Antitrust Act by restraining trade. As I said earlier, I'm not an attorney. It just seems the toothpaste is out of the tube.

When is the last time you heard of a college football player being academically ineligible? Are these even students these days, required to attend / pass classes? Is it plausible that 20,000ish football players are all eligible?