Transfer Portal/Coaching Changes Mid-American Conference (MAC)
Devy IDP Grind EP-89
3/18/2024
News & notes
Rumor Mill - The Big Ten trying to steal Texas A&M away from the SEC
UMass to join the MAC in 2025
The MAC to induct Nick Saban into their HOF, who got his coaching start with Kent State & Toledo
The 2026 Arms race is in full swing
★★★★ SAF Tony Williams commits to UCF
RB Jerome Bettis Jr follows in fathers steps and committed to Notre Dame
The 10 FBS conferences and Notre Dame finalized a new $1.3 billion television contract for the College Football Playoff with ESPN. The new contract is expected to pay the Big Ten and SEC 29% of the upcoming contract, sources told CBS Sports, which works out to approximately $22 million per school. The ACC will receive 17% ($13-14 million per school) and the Big 12 will sit around 15% ($12 million per school). The numbers represent a raise across the board as all Power Five institutions receive approximately $5 million per school in the previous contract. The Group of Five will split 9% of the contract, but the number may not be split evenly among the teams and five conferences. The independent schools will split 1%, while Notre Dame will get the bulk at around $12 million.
The NCAA Rules Committee expected to approve new rules on April 18th. In-helmet communication, 2-minute timeouts, tablet usage on sidelines (18), 15-yard horse-collar tackle penalties within the tackle box, uniform violations (loss of TO or penalty).
NCAA is pausing all investigations into 3rd party NIL deals after loss in court
Trev Alberts is leaving Nebraska to become Texas A & M’s new athletic director
FOX to air a package of games on Friday nights
The early three day signing period moves up three weeks, before the conference championship games. The early signing period will now start the Wednesday after Thanksgiving weekend
EA Sports has announced that over 10000 athletes have accepted NIL deal for the college video game ($600 and copy of game per player)
Johnny Manziel says he will step away from all Heisman ceremonies until Reggie Bush gets his trophy back
