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Everestt Gholstonson
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i presume they give wealthy donors practice access in exchange for donations or something?
Give me a break.always reeks of insecurity to me. like OSU can have open practices with thousands of fans and its the norm in the pro's. what is there to hide anymore
You must be new here? Apologies if no one explained this time of year when you signed up:Give me a break.
I was told by someone in the know that ND got a massive steal when they got Sanders and believe he very well could be a 3 and done prospect with a 1st round grade. Even though he's been seeing alot of time in camp as the field corner I would have expect him to be Moore's backup.Not watching Michigan, I wasnt sure about this one. Dude really stood out in the Blue Gold game as a player. Think he will be a solid player for us
I agree it's annoying but what's greedy about it? They could practice in the stadium and sell tickets if they wanted to make money.Matt Freeman was saying ND and Texas are the only big time programs that restrict access like this and it's all due to greed. Unfortunately I see no other alternative explanation
Both. Not a great throw, likely not Carr, and a nice read & break on the ball by Sanders.I hate all of these scrimmage shots from the sideline where it's totally zoomed in to the point where you virtually can't tell anything from the highlight.
Looks more like a crappy throw than a great play by Sanders but who can tell for sure.
Same was true of the shot someone posted of Jarrard's pass to Burress earlier. Looked like it was underthrown and Burress made a good adjustment. But once again, who knows.
ND is the only program that has awesome special team trick plays. I am fine with keeping those secret.Matt Freeman was saying ND and Texas are the only big time programs that restrict access like this and it's all due to greed. Unfortunately I see no other alternative explanation
Every single NFL HC would restrict media access if he could. The NFL has a league wide media policy. One of the main things that makes the NFL the dominant spot in the country is their extreme focus on dominating the media cycle at all times.
Not only does CFB not have a league wide media policy, no conference even does. And ND even then does not belong to a conference, even if the SEC for example wanted to try such a thing to put SEC Network to work.