I wasn't sure what to expect when Sonny said Kirsch was going to call plays, but the offense the last two drives looks much more like the Frogs offense in 2017 when Sonny was an analyst than what Briles has called the last few seasons.
Good place now a days for trust funders who like chasing pussy. What is more unimaginable is either Azle or Weatherford are 20 minutes away from the TCU campus unless you have a helicopter.
Possible, I would be surprised if Seals does much at quarterback. Think the Frogs get their arses kicked unless USC gets bored. Damn shame some of those Frog senior offensive linemen didn't opt out.
How different is this from the rules applied in NCAA tennis where I believe there was a ceiling for the prize money players could have earned and still been eligible to play for a college team?
Sorry, I have no issue with teams finding loopholes and I think the tax code is a perfect example of why you can't cover every possibility via written text that has to be approved by a committee. As far as I am concerned, there is nothing wrong with rules that are focused upon safety, but let the other shit go and may the most creative and best team win.
Reward ingenuity by not doing a damn thing with Ferrari or whomever can replicated it. If someone can find a loop hole under the cost cap more power to them.
Heard this talked about 2 or 3 places early last week and it goes back to the trying to control everything through a fucking rule book. Read too many people involved with either car design or teams that said as soon as they were given something in writing they started finding ways around the written rules. Much like our daughter the CPA and the tax code.