Anyone who has ever played in a cfb game (and I have) knows how to avoid taking a cheap shot like that. That was a choice & it could damage Dante Moore’s career. No place for this in the game.
Time for Oregon fans to rise up about this hit on Moore. Can’t let nbc or anyone else down play it. Dante Moore did nothing wrong. Total cheap shot that could cost Oregon a lot.
Time for Oregon fans to rise up about this hit on Moore. Can’t let nbc or anyone else down play it. Dante Moore did nothing wrong. Total cheap shot that could cost Oregon a lot.
Disappointed in the NBC discussion about the hit on Dante Moore. Don’t blame Moore! There is no excuse for hitting Moore in the head. Every defender knows. Clips are shown in spring & summer & this is example A of what NOT to do! Simple: cheap shot.
Disappointed in the NBC discussion about the hit on Dante Moore. Don’t blame Moore! There is no excuse for hitting Moore in the head. Every defender knows. Clips are shown in spring & summer & this is example A of what NOT to do! Simple: cheap shot.
Listen to these Stanford football players.
They’re using their voice and their power to fight for a better deal.
I support them—and I’m inspired by their leadership.
Reason 3️⃣ why the PCSA should remain DOA:
Sponsors of the bill argue that the PCSA is necessary to protect women’s and Olympic sports from extinction—but those protections expire, while the federal antitrust protection does not.
Gas is $5. We’re at war abroad. Health care costs are soaring. But Congress is focused on college sports and undermining the rights of athletes. It’s wrong.
Sen. DURBIN: If Republicans actually want to stand up for women in sports, they should address the real documented threats. Namely, unequal pay, failure to uphold title IX, rampant sexual abuse, and lack of equal resources for men's and women's teams.
Monroe County Circuit Court judge Kara E. Krothe details in her ruling how the whole "five-for-five" eligibility crisis is a problem the NCAA created for itself...
Even assuming the NCAA’s 2026-2027 rule textually excluded Class of 2022 athletes (it definitively does not), it is worth noting that courts across the country are increasingly rejecting the NCAA’s argument that Class of 2022 athletes received “the benefit of the bargain” by getting the 4 years promised when they enrolled.
The Classes of 2023, 2024, and 2025 are not “future athletes” — they are current ones who expected 4 years and now get 5. Only the Class of 2022 is excluded.
U.S. Sens. Cory Booker and Chris Murphy have filed an amendment to the Protect College Sports Act that would cap college coaching salaries at $5M per year.
It’s one of more than 35 amendments filed to the bill.
Via @RossDellenger | ow.ly/5b6b50ZQM00
Senators Cory Booker and Chris Murphy propose an amendment to the "Protect College Sports Act" that would cap coaching salaries at $5 million per year. nbcsports.com/nfl/profootbal…
Sen. Cory Booker, with Sen. Chris Murphy, has filed an amendment to the Protect College Sports Act to cap coaching salaries at $5 million a year, per a copy obtained by @YahooSports.
It is one of 35+ amendments filed. Most of them have little chance of being accepted.