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REPORT: Panthers and Brian Burns not at all close to extension
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Yeah the only way current set up is fun is if every year a different tiny school builds a super team and makes a run. You just need 1 rich guy to say you know what would be funny, if I drop 30 million and my school has a shot at a national championship. They won't ever do it but put some sort of tiered salary cap in place and sign them to 4 year deals. You can only transfer up or down tiers no lateral moves because mean ole coach at texas doesn't play me enough so I'm going to Tennessee. So a player at prairie view can transfer to texas and get paid more or a player from UNC can transfer to UNCG because he isn't getting playing time. If a guy is transferring "up" he can get a salary bump if the team has salary cap space. A guy transferring down has to stay at the same salary as he signed his 4 year deal for so the lower tier team would have to have the cap space to sign him. It would stop the money chasing for lateral moves but allow guys who improve massively at lower schools to make more money as juniors and seniors and hopefully keep more guys in one place because the contract is for 4 years. -
By mrcompletely11 · Posted
Bryce youngs first starts for 3 years 51 of 103 49% 153 yards avg 6 ints 2 tds But this is the year he turns it around -
By Davidson Deac II · Posted
His third year was worse than Bryce's third year, significantly so. And he had a game where he threw for 120 yards, two inteceptions, and had a fumble. He had multiple games where he threw for more int's than td's.
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