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I don't doubt that. One can walk and chew gum at the same time :)

Not all that surprising to be honest, he's been getting crankier than usual lately. I really hope everything is okay with him!

https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/6275411/2025/04/13/nico-iamaleava-tennessee-collective-bargaining/

Don't hate the player, hate the game. Nico Iamaleava isn't doing anything wrong; he’s just playing by the rules as they exist now, and by doing that, he's helping expose where those rules are flawed or unfinished. He's doing the current market, college football, the fans, and maybe even...

Definitely maybe to the former, in dire need of better emotional regulation and maturity to the latter.

Good for you, sincerely, and that was professional of him. Do you think that it was a mix of professionalism and protecting his ego or just a gesture of good will?

Sure, but he was always Driskell which meant that he needed therapy, even back then. I gave him $5 about a month ago, just to see what his site was about - was always curious, y'know, like watching a car crash. Holy moly does that guy have issues... I'm surprised that anyone could pay him an...

Free market, classical economic liberal to your rescue: Netflix vs. Blockbuster, Apple vs. Microsoft (PC era), Tesla vs. Big Auto, Airbnb vs. Big Hotels., Spotify vs. Big Music, Uber vs. Taxis, Warby Parker vs. Luxottica, etc... The list is almost endless. Innovation, disruption, and adaptation...

Kevin Warren was Big Ten Commissioner. They're playing dirty pool on this one - A load of bravo sierra, I wondered when it would happen and fully expected something just like this.

You need a security clearance to see his NIL.

wtf?

That's why he's in infotainment and not journalism :)

Prister seems to be one of those guys who always knows after it happens. Or waits until the end of the season to reveal spring practice info.

I always give my dog a Polish name: Wojciech, Mishu, Stoshu, Zosia, etc. My kids should be so lucky.

Re-reading parts of a great book "The Kingdom" by Robert Lacey, starting "Inside the Kingdom" by Lacey, and "Blood and Oil: MBS' Ruthless Quest..." I have to go to S.A. in May.

...from a mariner and naval reservist turned maritime analyst who knocked on every door in Baltimore this week and talked to dozens of people on scene

Fair enough... Being slightly more precise, it was relevant to a discussion that had been ongoing to this particular thread. I'm not sure whether or not you were a previous participant however.

Apropos to the earlier discussion about what happened to him and the place it happened.

A masterclass in policymaking

I can definitely see that. I drove to Philly this weekend for the 'Hawks game (5-1 blowout! Somehow, I'm at .500 seeing the BHawks this year) and would have taken the bridge. As it was, all of the road displays had warnings that the route was closed. A little eerie.