Clemson all the way!
ESPN put out their Way To Early College Football Poll.
1) Clemson
2) Alabama
3) Ohio State
4) Oklahoma
5) Georgia
Looks familiar, doesn't it?
Sporting News has the same 5 teams at the top, but in a different order.
1) Alabama
2) Clemson
3) Georgia
4) Ohio State
5) Oklahoma
Athlon's top 5 teams looks much the same.
1) Alabama
2) Clemson
3) Ohio State
4) Georgia
5) Miami
I guess we will know more as the spring games shake out the rosters.
Clemson all the way!
It could also be titled "States that have football coaches as their highest State employees," pretty sad considering some of those States are listed last in social, economic, health care, employment and educational indicators, guess it is just a question of priorities
Mountaineers. National Champions. /closed
Nick Saban is the highest paid state employee in Alabama. He has also been responsible for millions in profit for the university. Since he has arrived the out-of-state enrollment has skyrocketed, test scores for incoming freshmen have never been higher, and the economic benefits of the football games have been astronomical. No other state employee has had such a profound positive effect. He is worth every penny he is paid.
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WinterBorn (04-17-2018)
Never too early....the spring game was great!
Some States can afford it, others can't, and when your state ranks in the bottom five in nearly every indicator and your already getting more money proportionately from the Federal Gov't than the majority of States paying football coaches close to twenty four million a year doesn't make sense
What states can afford it? You think California can? If so why are we charging students more while cutting higher education services?
And who is paying football coaches $24 million? No one is. And for some schools their athletic success draws far more students to their Universities.
I get it, you don't like Southern states that vote Republican and this is your way to attempt to attack them although you miss the forest for the trees.
TOP (04-18-2018)
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