THE HERD - Hour 3 - Tomorrow's Headlines Today, Josh Pate
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Revenue has exploded and it's only getting bigger. But I didn't see all these football coaches talking to Congress when facilities were exploding and coaching salaries were exploding. Now, because a receiver makes 1.4 million, we're freaking out. The ratings are up. The attendance is up. The revenue is up. Listen, the SEC and the Big Ten, You know, you've got your Miamis and, you know, Texas Tech and Notre Dames, but we got a couple of super conferences. I'm okay with it. Josh Pate had a Josh Pate college football show on YouTube, covering the sport for 15 years, having it at the volume. Just terrific job. Check his stuff out. So my take is, listen, I was covering Oregon when they started spending money on facilities, and college football was...
It was 30% revenue as it is now. There are a lot of people eating. It's just players are. So is it fair to me to say, hey, Nick, if Alabama would have come to Nick Saban in his run 10 years ago and Jimmy Sexton and said, hey, these salaries are getting crazy, Nick would have looked at Jimmy Sexton and said, all right, call Texas.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–9:45
2
What are Colin Cowherd's thoughts on Nick Saban's recent comments?
9:45–11:45
3
How has college football revenue changed over the years?
11:45–13:04
4
What does Josh Pate think about the current state of college football?
13:04–16:26
5
What are the implications of NIL deals for college athletes?
16:26–16:40
6
How do coaching salaries affect college football dynamics?
16:40–22:42
7
What challenges do teams face in the current college football landscape?
22:42–35:10
8
Should Notre Dame join a conference for better competition?
35:10–44:45
Speakers
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