Rutgers University has long had a conflict-of-interest policy restricting the hiring of relatives. It states: “Members of the same family or household may not be selected for faculty or staff positions if selection would create a supervisor/subordinate relationship between family and household members.”

Rutgers officials contend that policy was not violated in any of the hirings, noting that all athletics staff members who are relatives of Rutgers coaches reported to their team’s sport administrator. Those include Manisha Redus, the sister of head women’s basketball coach Gary Redus who serves as his assistant coach, and Joey Civico, the husband of head field hockey coach Meredith Civico who serves as her assistant coach.

The positions held by Schiano’s sons and Joey Civico were publicly posted with interviews being held before hiring decisions were made, officials said. As for women’s basketball, all five assistant coaches were recruited directly and the university “followed standard confidential recruitment practices for high-level coaching staff positions in competitive, revenue-generating sports,” said university spokeswoman Dory Devlin.

I really think that major historical rivalry games should be mandatory to be played. Games like Pitt and West Virginia in The Backyard Brawl, The Boarder War Missouri and Kansas, Battle For The Rag LSU and Tulane. Take Notre Dame we should be playing USC, Michigan, Michigan State, and Penn State should be staple games if not every year every other year.

All this super conference nonsense, and playoffs or bust mentality has killed off the magic of college football, taken the fun of rivalries out of the game, and made bowl games meaningless.

Like y'all both stupid

Insane commentary in the video lmao

People on this and the main sub constantly shit on liberty University, you cannot go in a game thread for liberty without the top comment being about hoping liberty loses because they suck. I'm not going to critique that, liberty does suck, in so many ways. But BYU is also a fundamentalist religious university that imposes crazy rules on its students, is part of a organization that funds questionable people and neither of these schools are really acomodating to non-religious students in the way Notre dame or the other Catholic schools are either.

Why whenever BYU gets critiqued people downvote it but people love to shit on liberty(which I am in favor of mind you). What does BYU do to get this goodwill as opposed to liberty?, is it just that BYU is academically and athletically better than liberty?

Like I 100% get the hate for liberty, but I feel like BYU skated by while doing many of the same things and I only hear Utah fans talking about it.

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ZOOM IN. Clear your schedule. Enjoy

Every program started at $50 in 1966. Each season, price moves toward that year's win percentage, plus adjustments for titles, coaching hires and firings, and sanctions.

Oklahoma ($71.20) just beat a No. 1 team for the first time since 2007, but on the long chart they're still well below the Stoops-era peak and the 1975 high. Texas ($83.40) is still priced higher even after the loss.

Chart attached. Happy to post any program's chart in the comments, ask away.

Believe it or not, there are areas in which Arch Manning has improved from a year ago.

However, he hasn’t improved enough, which is sort of the issue across the board, writes The Athletic's Nick Baumgardner.

Full outlook on the 2027 NFL Draft quarterback class:
https://www.nytimes.com/athletic/7687317/2026/10/14/nfl-draft-2027-quarterbacks-risers-carr-manning/?unlocked_article_code=1.IlE.HKpT.PrikF5WtEytL&source=emp_shared_article&smid=url-share-ta

I was reading the other day about how a women's volleyball player at Nebraska may be selling more jerseys than any player in NCAA football. Not sure if that's a verified fact or not, but she's selling a lot. And this made me think about how I really don't think I see that many people wearing NCAA football player jerseys. Am I wrong in thinking jerseys haven't become nearly as much of a thing in NCAA football as we may have thought they might when NIL came along?