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Or vice versa?

Called it!

If you're going up my income by $1 million a year every time I move, I'll move as often as you'd like.

It's a distinct possibility. The woman is a menace, or so I've heard.

Where is the impetus for athletes To unionize when they effectively have unlimited free agency right now?

I'm wondering if the fact we have two good guys coming in this weekend and only limited scholarships might have caused him to rethink the wisdom of holding off on his decision. That's entirely speculation though.

Actually, it kind of looks like he's taking a dump. So maybe it means we are going with the Derpy Dog logo for next season?

I don't think it would be that hard to police. NIL isn't the bags of cash under the table, it is above the table money being paid to the player. That means that he would either have to receive a W-2 or, more likely, a 1099. Obligate the player to get preapproval from his school and have the...

So, let's hear it...

We have benefited from it, both profiting by transfers in and profiting by gaining scholarship slats for transfers out. That said, I'm not a fan. Still, @HuskyHawk came up with what I think is the easiest answer. Don't allow NIL payments to be paid to a player from a booster of the school...

I would submit it's better for some players and may eventually be better for most players, but it's not better for all players. What's happening is that marginal kids who might've been able to hang on in a program and get a degree are now up on the sidelines when they enter the portal in the...

State law doesn't govern NCAA member rules absent it violating fundamental protections like discrimination against a protected class. As I've posted on occasion, this entire thing could have gone away had the NCAA stepped up and formulated rules prior to the de facto agency that we have now.

He's not a fan.

I think most people would rather root for a team that's actually located in the United States.

They still appear to be there: https://shop.uconnhuskies.com/product/men-s-mini-replica-team--------346903-1

Haha is that a reference to Connecticut's own Ron Palillo, who was a UConn grad?

She missed the last try out.

This. Every time you take a jump up in athletics you are calling kids and continually sending all the best to the next level. D1 athletes are impressive compared to everybody else. Just reaction time (fast twitch muscles) alone is a big difference.

Even more likely that he wants to hear at least one other pitch so he can be confident in his decision.

The big 12 is a good basketball conference. With the exception of Houston, they got diluted a bit by recent additions, but overall a decent conference.

Well, it's always nice when you can schedule rivalry game.

Uh we're they expecting a Purdue win?

If Beers is thinking about a WNBA career, there aren't many choices that are as good as Connecticut. Certainly none that are better. I'm not saying that other teams don't put players in the NBA but our players have a proven reputation of being WNBA ready and we have a history of our alumni...

I was thinking Deepster myself. This past years half assed mojo effort was an embarrassment.

Really, the odds of it being spelled correctly are phenomenally low.

Depends. Are we talking about Boneyard posters?

After watching that you have to wonder how we lost three games last season. Man, we look terrific.

So you're saying you've grown board with that old saw?

Suddenly it must have gotten very dusty in the room I was watching this video... because some must've gotten in my eyes.... and... ah.. never mind...

Oh, maybe breaking all those Bird college records wasn't actually a good career move for Nika after all. ;)

Get your car washed while you're there… You never know.

I think that's about the most ridiculous thing posted to The Boneyard and... wait what were we talking about again?