A 5 star today
Four-star tight end Benji Gosnell decommits from Ohio State
Looks like one might get away in the 2022 class.
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They can afford to lose a couple!
Seems almost everything has been destroyed as we know it in sports. Professional sports have gone political and boring. Baseball only has well nothing going for it. Basketball is like watching a dunking contest. Football is now touch football and women want to act like men.I have a bad feeling Nebraska will not win the NIL battle. We may not be a loser but there's no way they compete with the soft money that's going to be floated. Whatever the motivation was behind NIL (in the interest of the student athlete....please) its going to absolutely destroy college football as we've known it.
You know, I disagree about baseball.Baseball only has well nothing going for it.
Baseball is the least popular sport with people under forty. The NBA actually is the most popular with young people. I took my kids to a royals game a couple years ago. It’s drastically changed. $90 for a parking pass used to be $10 when I was a kid. $15 beers, $8 hotdogs. It’s changed and it kinda sucks. My dad could take me and my sister to a ball game for under fifty dollars. I spent over $200.00You know, I disagree about baseball.
Out of all the sports..l it seems to have weathered all of this change.
And while it has been surpassed by football as “America’s sport”…
Out of all of the sports, it has remained mostly the same I think. A fairly slow, easily watched (or not) outside family venue with history and tradition. No one really is hesitant about taking the family to an MLB game. Far different from an NFL game.
A fun, family day at the ballpark remains…. Watch the game, get a hot dog, peanuts or beer, relax, catch up with friends and at the same time admire the absolute bursts of incredible athleticism and drama…mixed into a slower paced game.
And baseball has always had the absolute outlandish contracts and big money so I think Americans are just kind of used to that angle…
No…it’s actually comforting, at least to me, that Baseball is still basically the same.
It is way too expensive to go to a MLB game. AAA Stormchasers are ok but the prices there are a bit high also...You know, I disagree about baseball.
Out of all the sports..l it seems to have weathered all of this change.
And while it has been surpassed by football as “America’s sport”…
Out of all of the sports, it has remained mostly the same I think. A fairly slow, easily watched (or not) outside family venue with history and tradition. No one really is hesitant about taking the family to an MLB game. Far different from an NFL game.
A fun, family day at the ballpark remains…. Watch the game, get a hot dog, peanuts or beer, relax, catch up with friends and at the same time admire the absolute bursts of incredible athleticism and drama…mixed into a slower paced game.
And baseball has always had the absolute outlandish contracts and big money so I think Americans are just kind of used to that angle…
No…it’s actually comforting, at least to me, that Baseball is still basically the same.
Wow…I spent over $200.00
$90 for a parking pass? Where did you park…in the player’s parking lot?Baseball is the least popular sport with people under forty. The NBA actually is the most popular with young people. I took my kids to a royals game a couple years ago. It’s drastically changed. $90 for a parking pass used to be $10 when I was a kid. $15 beers, $8 hotdogs. It’s changed and it kinda sucks. My dad could take me and my sister to a ball game for under fifty dollars. I spent over $200.00