Insane professional sports salaries.......NOT just the NFL!
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Funny thing....im the last teacher in my high school with a comorehensive science degree...i am certified for all sciences. Every other teacher is life or earth science. We have teachers teaching classes they arent even certified for. I swear I should hold out for a bigger contract...they havent been able to find another certified physics or chem teacher for 2 years. I should hold out and see what the market offers lol.
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Well...yea. The professional soccer challenges the football team..at soccer...and surprise, surprise, surprise...the pro soccer players win big. How about this....the football team plays the soccer team...at football. What do you think would happen? Mayhem for the soccer team of course.
Maybe they should have played a baseball game?
It was low amateur soccer doofus. The point being the Bengal players thought they were hot shit, and soccer players were a bunch of pansies. Just like you apparently do.
Just give it up already, you're fighting a losing battle, and the Millennials are going to win it. It's inevitable as the tide coming in. Baseball used to be "The National Pastime", now for the majority of sports fans it just "passes time" until football starts. The same could well happen to the NFL- a victim of it's own success.
It was low amateur soccer doofus. The point being the Bengal players thought they were hot shit, and soccer players were a bunch of pansies. Just like you apparently do.
They were still playing fucking soccer. And they were still playing a soccer team. Of course the Bengals would lose. If the Bengals challenged the Wittenberg basketball team to a basketball game they would get their hats handed to them.
They should have played baseball.
Just give it up already, you're fighting a losing battle, and the Millennials are going to win it. It's inevitable as the tide coming in. Baseball used to be "The National Pastime", now for the majority of sports fans it just "passes time" until football starts. The same could well happen to the NFL- a victim of it's own success.
Really.....Average MLB attendance: 28,830 per game....for a game played every day. MLS...avg attendance...21,692. for a game played once per week.
And Lacrosse may eventually overtake them all. I have seen something that said they had a 73,000 some crowd for a lacrosse game in Denver. An outlier, certainly...but maybe a trend.
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It was low amateur soccer doofus. The point being the Bengal players thought they were hot shit, and soccer players were a bunch of pansies. Just like you apparently do.
They were still playing fucking soccer. And they were still playing a soccer team. Of course the Bengals would lose. If the Bengals challenged the Wittenberg basketball team to a basketball game they would get their hats handed to them.
They should have played baseball.
Just give it up already, you're fighting a losing battle, and the Millennials are going to win it. It's inevitable as the tide coming in. Baseball used to be "The National Pastime", now for the majority of sports fans it just "passes time" until football starts. The same could well happen to the NFL- a victim of it's own success.
Really.....Average MLB attendance: 28,830 per game....for a game played every day. MLS...avg attendance...21,692. for a game played once per week.
And Lacrosse may eventually overtake them all. I have seen something that said they had a 73,000 some crowd for a lacrosse game in Denver. An outlier, certainly...but maybe a trend.
As bad as Ghoolie- just have to get the last word in...
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All you got to do is be around some children to see the future. Not the millennial generation. The youth. Soccer will be the next big thing here. Teens and preteens are flocking to it. It’s been growing and zero sign of it regressing here the past 50 years. And with Goodhell and his idea of the National Feline League, it’s not hard to see what the future of pro sports will be like here in 50 years.
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As bad as Ghoolie- just have to get the last word in...
As bad as Ghoolie- just have to get the last word in...
Yep - see evaluation of kickers from college to pro vs his QB comparison as the same. LOL!?
And he will never admit that there was contact of chest to helmet in the roughing the QB call either.?
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Yep - see evaluation of kickers from college to pro vs his QB comparison as the same. LOL!?
And he will never admit that there was contact of chest to helmet in the roughing the QB call either.?
I said I would have to see the tape again...because I must have missed something. Show the video.
On the other thing...I was just jumping in your shit because you have become Woody like....slavering over every TAMU player that might even see a cup of coffee. But actually, no, I don't think that just because a punter ...or any other position...is great in college means he will turn out great in the pros.
I mean, what is the reason you were here in the first place? Hello Johnny Fucking Football!!
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Yep - see evaluation of kickers from college to pro vs his QB comparison as the same. LOL!?
And he will never admit that there was contact of chest to helmet in the roughing the QB call either.?
I said I would have to see the tape again...because I must have missed something. Show the video.
On the other thing...I was just jumping in your shit because you have become Woody like....slavering over every TAMU player that might even see a cup of coffee. But actually, no, I don't think that just because a punter ...or any other position...is great in college means he will turn out great in the pros.
I mean, what is the reason you were here in the first place? Hello Johnny Fucking Football!!
I said I would have to see the tape again...because I must have missed something. Show the video.
On the other thing...I was just jumping in your shit because you have become Woody like....slavering over every TAMU player that might even see a cup of coffee. But actually, no, I don't think that just because a punter ...or any other position...is great in college means he will turn out great in the pros.
I mean, what is the reason you were here in the first place? Hello Johnny Fucking Football!!
And he's a QB not a punter. Rest my case.?
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I said I would have to see the tape again...because I must have missed something. Show the video.
On the other thing...I was just jumping in your shit because you have become Woody like....slavering over every TAMU player that might even see a cup of coffee. But actually, no, I don't think that just because a punter ...or any other position...is great in college means he will turn out great in the pros.
I mean, what is the reason you were here in the first place? Hello Johnny Fucking Football!!
And he's a QB not a punter. Rest my case.?
And he's a QB not a punter. Rest my case.?
And a first round draft pick.
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I said I would have to see the tape again...because I must have missed something. Show the video.
On the other thing...I was just jumping in your shit because you have become Woody like....slavering over every TAMU player that might even see a cup of coffee. But actually, no, I don't think that just because a punter ...or any other position...is great in college means he will turn out great in the pros.
I mean, what is the reason you were here in the first place? Hello Johnny Fucking Football!!
And he's a QB not a punter. Rest my case.?
And he's a QB not a punter. Rest my case.?
You had no case to make. The issue is the same, be it QBs or punters. What one does in college does not necessarily translate to the pros.
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And he's a QB not a punter. Rest my case.?
You had no case to make. The issue is the same, be it QBs or punters. What one does in college does not necessarily translate to the pros.
You had no case to make. The issue is the same, be it QBs or punters. What one does in college does not necessarily translate to the pros.
Then the proof is up to you. Name me a great college punter who failed in the NFL.
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You had no case to make. The issue is the same, be it QBs or punters. What one does in college does not necessarily translate to the pros.
Then the proof is up to you. Name me a great college punter who failed in the NFL.
Then the proof is up to you. Name me a great college punter who failed in the NFL.
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Here you go take your pick.
And here are the all time leading NFL punters.
https://www.pro-football-reference.com/leaders/punt_yds_per_punt_career.htm
Knock yourself out. I see very little overlap.
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Well the last time I recall recommending a great punter from A&M it was Drew Kaser and before that it was Shane Lechler (Kaser broke his records)-soon to be headed to the HOF and atop the leader board you provided in that link of all time NFL punting leaders. And Kaser actually is the second leading career punter (47.4) just behind Lechler. http://www.nfl.com/player/drewkaser/2555151/careerstats
So now I make the recommendation for the guy who just broke their records (and everyone else's all-time records) with an average of over 50 per punt and somehow you think I'm pissing in your cornflakes because he's one of my homeboys? And low and behold there's another Aggie punter, HOFer Yale Larry (44.3 career ave.) from the 50's. And I haven't even mentioned Steve O'Neal, the guy with the unbreakable NFL longest net punt record of 98 yards.
Anyway my point is someone will jump on the Aggie punter next draft (barring injury), Braden Mann, #34 on your roster, #1 in your heart. You can catch his first 2019 game tonight on SEC Network (Ch. 611 Direct TV) @ 7:30 EDT. Watch him and make up your own closed mind. LOL!??
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So what do you think a college football coach is worth......at Ken-tucky? Well here's a peak at Mark Stoops (from Youngstown, Ohio) redone deal. Fair or crazy?
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Mark Stoops has been rewarded for Kentucky football's historic 2018 season with a raise.
A contract amendment signed Wednesday and released Thursday increases Stoops' salary by $500,000 per year in each of the six remaining years on his current deal. That boost replaces a clause that awarded Stoops $250,000 per win starting with the seventh win in a season. Now the bonus does not go into effect until win No. 9 in a given year.
Stoops will be paid $4.75 million this season. His annual salary then escalates by $250,000 per year to $6 million in 2024-25. Per the terms of his previous deal, Stoops' contract is automatically extended by one year each time Kentucky wins seven games in a season and automatically extended by an additional year if Kentucky wins 10 games in a season.
"I really appreciate Dr. Capilouto, Mitch Barnhart and the support they’ve given me and our staff since we’ve been here. It’s very important. Continuity is important. Just appreciate it. We’re grateful for it. We’ve been talking about it for some time. It always takes a little time with the details and things of that nature.”
The amendment adds bonuses for being named SEC Coach of the Year ($50,000) and National Coach of the Year ($100,000) to his previous incentives for reaching the SEC championship game ($100,000), winning the SEC championship game ($200,000), reaching a New Year's Six bowl ($200,000), reaching the College Football Playoff semifinals ($300,000), reaching the national championship game ($400,000), winning a national championship ($500,000), reaching a bowl game ($100,000), achieving at least a 2.75 team GPA in a semester ($50,000) and recording at least a .975 Academic Progress Rate ($50,000).
The new deal also allows Stoops up to 10 in-flight hours of private aircraft use for personal travel per year.
Should Stoops leave UK with five or more full years remaining on his contract, he would owe the university a buyout of $1.75 million. The buyout decreases based on the number of years remaining on the deal: four ($1.65 million), three ($1.55 million), two or one ($1.5 million). The number of years remaining on the contract would include any future extensions triggered by a 7-or-10-win season
Stoops led Kentucky to just the third 10-win season in program history in 2018 and a Citrus Bowl win over Penn State. He was named SEC Coach of the Year after leading the Wildcats to their first winning record in conference play since 1977. Kentucky is the only team in the country to match or exceed its previous season's win total in six consecutive years and has reached three consecutive bowl games for just the third time in program history........ CONTINUED.........
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So what do you think a college football coach is worth......at Ken-tucky? Well here's a peak at Mark Stoops (from Youngstown, Ohio) redone deal. Fair or crazy?
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Mark Stoops has been rewarded for Kentucky football's historic 2018 season with a raise.
A contract amendment signed Wednesday and released Thursday increases Stoops' salary by $500,000 per year in each of the six remaining years on his current deal. That boost replaces a clause that awarded Stoops $250,000 per win starting with the seventh win in a season. Now the bonus does not go into effect until win No. 9 in a given year.
Stoops will be paid $4.75 million this season. His annual salary then escalates by $250,000 per year to $6 million in 2024-25. Per the terms of his previous deal, Stoops' contract is automatically extended by one year each time Kentucky wins seven games in a season and automatically extended by an additional year if Kentucky wins 10 games in a season.
"I really appreciate Dr. Capilouto, Mitch Barnhart and the support they’ve given me and our staff since we’ve been here. It’s very important. Continuity is important. Just appreciate it. We’re grateful for it. We’ve been talking about it for some time. It always takes a little time with the details and things of that nature.”
The amendment adds bonuses for being named SEC Coach of the Year ($50,000) and National Coach of the Year ($100,000) to his previous incentives for reaching the SEC championship game ($100,000), winning the SEC championship game ($200,000), reaching a New Year's Six bowl ($200,000), reaching the College Football Playoff semifinals ($300,000), reaching the national championship game ($400,000), winning a national championship ($500,000), reaching a bowl game ($100,000), achieving at least a 2.75 team GPA in a semester ($50,000) and recording at least a .975 Academic Progress Rate ($50,000).
The new deal also allows Stoops up to 10 in-flight hours of private aircraft use for personal travel per year.
Should Stoops leave UK with five or more full years remaining on his contract, he would owe the university a buyout of $1.75 million. The buyout decreases based on the number of years remaining on the deal: four ($1.65 million), three ($1.55 million), two or one ($1.5 million). The number of years remaining on the contract would include any future extensions triggered by a 7-or-10-win season
Stoops led Kentucky to just the third 10-win season in program history in 2018 and a Citrus Bowl win over Penn State. He was named SEC Coach of the Year after leading the Wildcats to their first winning record in conference play since 1977. Kentucky is the only team in the country to match or exceed its previous season's win total in six consecutive years and has reached three consecutive bowl games for just the third time in program history........ CONTINUED.........
So what do you think a college football coach is worth......at Ken-tucky? Well here's a peak at Mark Stoops (from Youngstown, Ohio) redone deal. Fair or crazy?
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Mark Stoops has been rewarded for Kentucky football's historic 2018 season with a raise.
A contract amendment signed Wednesday and released Thursday increases Stoops' salary by $500,000 per year in each of the six remaining years on his current deal. That boost replaces a clause that awarded Stoops $250,000 per win starting with the seventh win in a season. Now the bonus does not go into effect until win No. 9 in a given year.
Stoops will be paid $4.75 million this season. His annual salary then escalates by $250,000 per year to $6 million in 2024-25. Per the terms of his previous deal, Stoops' contract is automatically extended by one year each time Kentucky wins seven games in a season and automatically extended by an additional year if Kentucky wins 10 games in a season.
"I really appreciate Dr. Capilouto, Mitch Barnhart and the support they’ve given me and our staff since we’ve been here. It’s very important. Continuity is important. Just appreciate it. We’re grateful for it. We’ve been talking about it for some time. It always takes a little time with the details and things of that nature.”
The amendment adds bonuses for being named SEC Coach of the Year ($50,000) and National Coach of the Year ($100,000) to his previous incentives for reaching the SEC championship game ($100,000), winning the SEC championship game ($200,000), reaching a New Year's Six bowl ($200,000), reaching the College Football Playoff semifinals ($300,000), reaching the national championship game ($400,000), winning a national championship ($500,000), reaching a bowl game ($100,000), achieving at least a 2.75 team GPA in a semester ($50,000) and recording at least a .975 Academic Progress Rate ($50,000).
The new deal also allows Stoops up to 10 in-flight hours of private aircraft use for personal travel per year.
Should Stoops leave UK with five or more full years remaining on his contract, he would owe the university a buyout of $1.75 million. The buyout decreases based on the number of years remaining on the deal: four ($1.65 million), three ($1.55 million), two or one ($1.5 million). The number of years remaining on the contract would include any future extensions triggered by a 7-or-10-win season
Stoops led Kentucky to just the third 10-win season in program history in 2018 and a Citrus Bowl win over Penn State. He was named SEC Coach of the Year after leading the Wildcats to their first winning record in conference play since 1977. Kentucky is the only team in the country to match or exceed its previous season's win total in six consecutive years and has reached three consecutive bowl games for just the third time in program history........ CONTINUED.........
And that's "just" Kentucky. We can cringe at what pro athletes get paid, but who pays for the exorbitant salaries of college football or basketball coaches? Yeah some of the big buck alumni, but it mostly falls on the students. Hell, even some of the assistant coaches at "The" Ohio State University make more than $$$ a million a year. Sign me up- please.
IIRC Urban Meyer was the highest paid public employee in Ohio, way more than any of the teaching doctors at the OSU hospital. The Governor makes peanuts by comparison.
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You nailed it ffd. I have no doubt in my mind when all these kids are in their 20s and 30s and the old anti-soccer crowd croaks, soccer will be challenging the NFL in popularity here. Said way back in the late 90s when soccer was taking off, we'd eventually have some homegrown stars who could compete at the highest level. Check. When those who played as kids started coaching the junior play would improve. Check. And Gipper is full of shit if he thinks there's no talent involved to play the sport. Check. You need virtually a marathon runners endurance and plenty of talent to play the sport at the highest level. Ask Chris Collinsworth about that when a Cincinnati club soccer team creamed a group of the Bengals on a bet.
I never said there was no talent...I said it did not involve the same skill level...at its basic level. And oh...What was that bet on? Running distances? No shit Sherlock, that is what soccer is all about...and about all they do...run around all day. That would be like football players to challenge NBA players to a slam dunk contest. How about the soccer players challenge the football players to like King of the Hill or Smear the Queer. See who wins that.
Probably why soccer is gaining in popularity. Shoes, uniform, and a field. Ahem- pitch to be proper.
Having played hockey, it's probably the most expensive sport of all to get involved in. You're not only paying for ice time, equipment is crazy expensive if you're not buying junk. If I wanted to get back to playing goalie on a senior team, I'd be looking at at least $3,000 in equipment, probably more.
We used to play hockey in the winter on the nearby swamp. Didn't need any of that. As long as the ice was frozen. We played in our boots, no skates. Used sticks we found off trees. Used a rock for a puck and just like an old chair or a bucket for the goal.
We used to play hockey in the winter on the nearby swamp. Didn't need any of that. As long as the ice was frozen. We played in our boots, no skates. Used sticks we found off trees. Used a rock for a puck and just like an old chair or a bucket for the goal.
I heard this guy was your most difficult opposition back in the day. ??
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So what do you think a college football coach is worth......at Ken-tucky? Well here's a peak at Mark Stoops (from Youngstown, Ohio) redone deal. Fair or crazy?
LEXINGTON, Ky. — Mark Stoops has been rewarded for Kentucky football's historic 2018 season with a raise.
A contract amendment signed Wednesday and released Thursday increases Stoops' salary by $500,000 per year in each of the six remaining years on his current deal. That boost replaces a clause that awarded Stoops $250,000 per win starting with the seventh win in a season. Now the bonus does not go into effect until win No. 9 in a given year.
Stoops will be paid $4.75 million this season. His annual salary then escalates by $250,000 per year to $6 million in 2024-25. Per the terms of his previous deal, Stoops' contract is automatically extended by one year each time Kentucky wins seven games in a season and automatically extended by an additional year if Kentucky wins 10 games in a season.
"I really appreciate Dr. Capilouto, Mitch Barnhart and the support they’ve given me and our staff since we’ve been here. It’s very important. Continuity is important. Just appreciate it. We’re grateful for it. We’ve been talking about it for some time. It always takes a little time with the details and things of that nature.”
The amendment adds bonuses for being named SEC Coach of the Year ($50,000) and National Coach of the Year ($100,000) to his previous incentives for reaching the SEC championship game ($100,000), winning the SEC championship game ($200,000), reaching a New Year's Six bowl ($200,000), reaching the College Football Playoff semifinals ($300,000), reaching the national championship game ($400,000), winning a national championship ($500,000), reaching a bowl game ($100,000), achieving at least a 2.75 team GPA in a semester ($50,000) and recording at least a .975 Academic Progress Rate ($50,000).
The new deal also allows Stoops up to 10 in-flight hours of private aircraft use for personal travel per year.
Should Stoops leave UK with five or more full years remaining on his contract, he would owe the university a buyout of $1.75 million. The buyout decreases based on the number of years remaining on the deal: four ($1.65 million), three ($1.55 million), two or one ($1.5 million). The number of years remaining on the contract would include any future extensions triggered by a 7-or-10-win season
Stoops led Kentucky to just the third 10-win season in program history in 2018 and a Citrus Bowl win over Penn State. He was named SEC Coach of the Year after leading the Wildcats to their first winning record in conference play since 1977. Kentucky is the only team in the country to match or exceed its previous season's win total in six consecutive years and has reached three consecutive bowl games for just the third time in program history........ CONTINUED.........
And that's "just" Kentucky. We can cringe at what pro athletes get paid, but who pays for the exorbitant salaries of college football or basketball coaches? Yeah some of the big buck alumni, but it mostly falls on the students. Hell, even some of the assistant coaches at "The" Ohio State University make more than $$$ a million a year. Sign me up- please.
IIRC Urban Meyer was the highest paid public employee in Ohio, way more than any of the teaching doctors at the OSU hospital. The Governor makes peanuts by comparison.
And that's "just" Kentucky. We can cringe at what pro athletes get paid, but who pays for the exorbitant salaries of college football or basketball coaches? Yeah some of the big buck alumni, but it mostly falls on the students. Hell, even some of the assistant coaches at "The" Ohio State University make more than $$$ a million a year. Sign me up- please.
IIRC Urban Meyer was the highest paid public employee in Ohio, way more than any of the teaching doctors at the OSU hospital. The Governor makes peanuts by comparison.
"Is this a great country or what!".
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Base rookie player will get $450,000 a year
practice squad gets $129,200 a year
or $7,600 a week
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Base rookie player will get $450,000 a year
practice squad gets $129,200 a year
or $7,600 a week
Base rookie player will get $450,000 a year
practice squad gets $129,200 a year
or $7,600 a week
And many of the players who are cut and out of football and in the general working pool will be lucky to make $600 a week.
No wonder most NFL. MLB, NBA, NHL players "sell out" just to make any team....... besides for the love of the game.
I would.
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