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Crazy work. Starters are announcing that they’re hitting the portal.
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From a players perspective, why risk getting an injury in a meaningless game?
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Is KS still expecting their share of conference bowl revenue?
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Idk I’d want a free trip and to play one more but they didn’t ask me so
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Yeah, if they turn down a bowl, they should lose some portion of their share unless the B12 has another eligible team to fill that spot.
That’s lame. No wonder that team made the head coach cry.
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Damn.
Baylor & Aranda might get to play another game this szn.
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How did Kstate go from model of consistency to hot mess so fast?
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The moment they overpaid Avery Johnson and pissed off several defensive starters
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I asked what would happen to KSU and got this.
The team’s decision usually results in fines and penalties from the conference, as refusing a bowl disrupts conference tie-ins and financial payouts. The bowl game then selects the next eligible team, often from the same conference or an at-large pool.
I remember in 2022 that Rice played in a bowl and didn’t win 6 games in the regular season, so would that happen (i.e. Baylor) or would it be an at-large from another conference?
I would cut the KState players some slack. They are still processing the Klieman retirement. They may not be psychologically ready to play ball. My guess is a fair number need to get away from football for awhile and decompress.
Coach obviously burnt out, he left a lot of money on the table.
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Not very smart…They have got a really good coach heading their way, and he’s a K State guy, too.
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They would be replaced by the 5-7 team with the highest APR score. Probably Florida State.
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We’re not far from schools suing employee-athletes.
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They will be I one of the losers in the NIL era
Big market schools will reign supreme with bucket #2 opportunities. The Oklahoma State and Kansas States and Baylors of the Big 12 are screwed