The transfer portal is getting crazy in my opinion. It’s really hurting the game at this point. The playoff games are only gonna be the games that worth watching just take a sample of the Florida and Tulane game Tulane starting quarterback transfer and it’s a blowout at this point both games are useless to watch
the non-playoff games were already a bit of a joke pre-portal (once the "sitting out because I don't want to hurt my NFL draft stock if I get injured" shit started) but now the non-playoff games are full on meme-territory. 3rd stringers playing QB, etc. The fans aren't getting to see anything that resembles the actual teams they watched during the regular season so these games are pretty dumb
What makes you assume that those JUCO 24-25 years old will have starter positions? If they couldn’t make it to D1 right afterwards, they won’t be more competitive just practicing against JUCO level. In fact they are just getting older and more injury prone with more years of playing.
@@cesardejeronimo8184brother no one thinks all JUCO players will have starting positions but they certainly will have a developmental advantage and a experience advantage over the average HS athlete… believe it or not men reach there athletic prime in mid to late twenties and a 25yr old has a massive genetic advantage over a 19yr old plus all JUCO players aren’t exactly the bum athletes that didn’t have the talent to go D1. A lot of them are more than gifted enough to play D1 ball but might have academic problems or played at a lesser HS and never got the looks they deserved….
I see this having multiple effects on the athletes, 1. The true student/athletes will be getting their master's and doctorate degrees taken care of while playing sports. 2. Like Matt said, JuCos will essentially become prep schools. The other thing to keep in mind is that the high schoolers will have to get recruited to good JuCos to even make the next step. 3. I mentioned this to someone last night. Since NAIA, USCAA, NCCAA and USports aren't a part of the NCAA, will any time spent at those schools count towards NCAA eligibility? You could have someone play 3-5 years at one of these schools and transfer to an NCAA school and get 4 years of eligibility. That judge opened yet another one of Pandora's boxes.
I don't think they will have enough time to get PhDs. Not counting a redshirt year: 4 years for BA/BS; 1.5-2 years for MA/MS; 4-6 years (minimum) for PhD. JUCO isn't giving any of those degrees, maybe an Associate's degree, so that'd only take 2 years off the journey. Not enough time to add on 3-4 years of doctorate study plus a dissertation.
I don’t think this is going to change much at all. The top HS talent will still get gobbled up by D1 schools. D1 programs aren’t going to pass on top talent and too talent isn’t going to pass on NIL. This is only going to affect the kids on the fringe, like it always has. Do I think this is a good rule? Meh, it’s debatable. It’s great for late bloomers, just like Matt said. I was a late bloomer. I wrestled and played football all through junior high and high school gained 20lbs (155 to 175) of lean muscle in the year following my senior year. I joined the Marine Corps, remained very active and workout regimen didn’t change much. I just filled out.
Mattbe-rockin-pride- Matt until i saw this video and you read the comments, I did not know you were an openly Gay You Tuber. Brother you should be proud of who you are. THATS AWEOME! OPENLY GAY AND YOU MAKE GREAT VIDEOS, that's a winning combo.
MuttBeWetDreamingaboutHawkTuahGirl, you are absolutely right about this ridiculous new option. You do good work, dude. But (and you have an astronomically big butt), you have to admit that some of the comments are pretty funny and entertaining. You're a good sport for allowing and reading the comments that are not vulgar. I think that a lot of people will click on one of your videos on a topic that isn't totally interesting to them because they want to see the comments anyway and have a laugh.
There's actually not an age limit to play in college football. So you can have a 40 year old get enrolled and tryout for the football program. I actually don't have a problem with this rule, but I do have a problem with the NCAA not offering any real parameters just like the NIL and transfer portal. The NCAA seems content to sit back and offer no real guidance or enforcement to the rules.
They can’t. A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction earlier this year that prohibits the NCAA from punishing any student-athletes negotiating NIL deals during the recruitment process or while they’re in the transfer portal. The portal is now an even more overpowered free agency for college athletes and I love it.
18,500 D1 football athletes...1,694 NFL spots...there will be some guys really dammmm good thats 26 years old and balling for a team like UCF that just never got drafted
MattBeDiddy back with another banger, im not so sure about the rule change, but thanks for making my Friday better, just got out of the hospital wednesday afternoon so been a rough week, but man am I ready for playoff Friday.
I’d be careful saying these 6 year players “aren’t very good” big difference between good, good at the NCAA level vs can he make a pro roster? Plenty of dudes still “good” but the best they’ll do is 6 years of NCAA ball. Nothing wrong with that and it’s probably needed.
Right i think it's a good idea. Maybe a 21 age cap. And itll be 3yrs for ages 22+. And these HS athletes need to develop. Plus its about the money. It's the ppls fault for wanting to pay players who get "scholarships."
College is for adult imo, if you’re an adult you can play, I think this is gonna be better for the sport because it will grow juco football programs and attendance plus we will have more developed players in college football
I totally disagree. We already have 28-29 year old guys in cfb oh and by the way most of them are former PRO athletes in other sports. Plus it’s not like they are going to take over either how many players do you know that need 4 years of JUCO to secure 1 fbs offer that have wound up making a power 4 school. This rule also makes sense now that players are paid by schools why should their eligibility be taken away by the ncaa if they don’t attend an ncaa school?? I’ve been against a lot of the new rule changes for modern college football but this is a great rule. It gives the underdog players a chance to be great on the national stage and it helps group of 5 teams rebuild when their best players leave for the power teams. Congratulations Pavia!! Lastly I hate how everyone only talks about football this benefits every team massively across all sports.
not necessarily because whats the actual percentage of dudes who get a second contract after their rookie deal? idk the answer but its not 100% i agree with the principle of what you’re saying but i believe their could be interest from front offices for some big, strong, mature & developed rookies
Well considering they don’t really develop their rookies anymore it makes sense to get as much playing experience as well as maturity before you go pro. NFL stands for not for long for a reason average nfl career is 3 years.
This is actually great for high school recruits and a lot of them are late bloomers and this will prepare them for next level college football and this might weed out the underachievers or the overated recruits that don't play out their full star rankings. 🤔
Bro for me this is amazing, as some who started playing football later during my high school years, I was Alr planning on going juco, but this just makes it better. 😎
Matt please run out with a team next year! I will pay for my pass too and run out with you. I'll wear the other teams attire, but I'm putting a Bama shirt on under it and once I get on the field I'm gonna have my Bama shirt on. I'm in Huntsville, so we can take the flight out together Haha. Maybe some other subscribers would want to do this too. It could make a great video!
I'm not upset about this. Any kid good enough to go pro will, only older kids will those who don't mind being a back up. Top high school will go to a major program, the rest get a chance to prove themselves
At this point the mess of transfer portals NIL deals has officially nullified the term student-athlete. The student portion is merely a tolerance and/or label now. If you wanna go pro so bad specifically in basketball then go play overseas. For the football brothers well yall know how that process works. Alls said to say football and basketball aren't going to carry you forever. And don't think that NIL money won't disappear as fast as you got it.
That’s the best rule ever! Because biologically, very few guys reach near their athlete peak at 18, for most people start at 21, it doesn’t mean they’re least talented; they just develop late; imo it’s not reliable to recruit 17 years old because the future of his career is unknown not just physically but mentally. If you ask anyone, he was mentally much weaker than he was 21
Gonna be interesting in a few years. My take is the top athletes will play 6 years and earn up to 20 million dollars and just not go pro. Some will because of the allure of money and fame, but some will realize they are multimillionaires at 23 24 years old and not have to put their body through the ringer for another 10+ years. The NFL product taking a hit will be what brings about the next change to all of this.
The Bitcoin NIL offer at 4:02 is smart because it's an investment that can grow. That's what I like about it, because it will help Tagoa'i and other players with money management in the future Also I don't think the JUCO to D1 pipeline will apply to many 4 and 5 star recruits. Just a select few of them, and the majority of players who will do that will be 3 star to unranked recruits
It will do to college football what Junior hockey does to college hockey. The average age of a college freshman playing hockey is 20-21. They’re bigger, faster, and more mature. It makes for great hockey. Not going to lie. The studs will still go straight to college.
Indiana is going to beat Notre Dame tonight and Boise is better than you think MattbeGreat. Yes I'm going to use your name because I love your content.
No they aren’t man 😂😂 Notre dame has the best OL/DL in college football.. But boise state already proved they can beat the number one team in the county.. Boise is good.. UNLV took Syracuse into OT and nearly won syracuse owned Miami..
@@Kayluv101Northern Illinois handled them. I think it will be a close game regardless. That UNLV-Syracuse was one of the better games this year right behind that Oregon -Boise game. Boise I think proved they can play with anyone.
Hey MattBeBawling, been a subscriber for 3-4 years now. I love your passion , and I appreciate your grind. DoorDash Bennett played JUCO ball for a year before he went back to UGA. Maybe with the rule change, JAWJA can bring him back for another year of eligibility & send Timmy Beck packing.
I don’t think this is going to change much at all. The top HS talent will still get gobbled up by D1 schools. Why? Because D1 programs aren’t going to pass on top talent and too talent isn’t going to pass on NIL. This is only going to affect the kids on the fringe, like it always has.
"Decent topic Matt", it can also be a great way that athlete's can get their school grades situated too. Meaning get the most difficult classes done if possible so when they get the chance to compete at a higher level it want be to much for them to handle. Just my opinion.
I will say it’s going to be a bad idea. These guys need to figure it out in the NFL, XFL, CFL or whatever journey life has for them once their eligibility is done with the NCAA. At this point let these kids go pro as soon as they earn a draft grade. They can go to war & vote but not be in the nfl until they’re 3 years removed from High school. 🤷🏾♂️
How long can people play pro football? As long as they want and a team wants them. "College" is now the exact same as pro. So I think at some point college football will allow players to play the same as the NFL. As long as a team wants them.tney can play. 5 years. 10 years. 15 years. Why not? They are PAID. It is PROFESSIONAL football.
JUCO already is and has been a “ Farm league “ for major universities! I know down here in Texas that atm Maggie’s subsidize players from local Blinn college!
Mark, seems like rule changes in most sports have been deteriorating the games. Most of the f the changes don’t seem to be for the best. In football, changing the clock rules, penalty for targeting is to severe, NIL with no cap, and now this. I think the trickle down will discourage some of the youth. The NFL will still covet youth over a 26 yr old rookie. I just wish they would quit tampering with rules. Thanks for your content
I disagree. JUCO doesn’t have the resources to offer serious NIL money to high schoolers. Why would a top recruit decide to go to JUCO then D1, if they can make hundreds of thousands right after high school? It’s not like the top recruits come from JUCO to begin with. The NCAA already allows for graduate transfers and gave that Oklahoma State quarterback 7 years of eligibility. Also don’t forget that NIL money already incentivizes college football players to stay more years since they can make more from NIL than a NFL rookie contract. The NCAA and NJCAA are different organizations so big deal JUCO gets a few more years of eligibility. It’s not like they will be more athletic than incoming recruits 😂. There’s a reason they stayed playing college ball so long.
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The transfer portal is getting crazy in my opinion. It’s really hurting the game at this point. The playoff games are only gonna be the games that worth watching just take a sample of the Florida and Tulane game Tulane starting quarterback transfer and it’s a blowout at this point both games are useless to watch
100%
To be honest the whole transfer portal and nil thing was only a matter of time anyway
The playoff games are all anyone cared about last years as well .If you don't like it here is good news. No one has to watch any football ever
the non-playoff games were already a bit of a joke pre-portal (once the "sitting out because I don't want to hurt my NFL draft stock if I get injured" shit started) but now the non-playoff games are full on meme-territory. 3rd stringers playing QB, etc. The fans aren't getting to see anything that resembles the actual teams they watched during the regular season so these games are pretty dumb
@@Mike-h5z7m News flash… shitty bowl games were never watched
So, essentially, you're gonna have some 18-19 year olds playing against NFL 24-25 year olds? Anyone else see the increase in injuries coming?
What makes you assume that those JUCO 24-25 years old will have starter positions? If they couldn’t make it to D1 right afterwards, they won’t be more competitive just practicing against JUCO level. In fact they are just getting older and more injury prone with more years of playing.
@@cesardejeronimo8184 Thank you. People keep overlooking it.
@@cesardejeronimo8184brother no one thinks all JUCO players will have starting positions but they certainly will have a developmental advantage and a experience advantage over the average HS athlete… believe it or not men reach there athletic prime in mid to late twenties and a 25yr old has a massive genetic advantage over a 19yr old plus all JUCO players aren’t exactly the bum athletes that didn’t have the talent to go D1. A lot of them are more than gifted enough to play D1 ball but might have academic problems or played at a lesser HS and never got the looks they deserved….
How much older will the BYU players be, with their additional 2 years of missionary service?
3:02 it’s me👋
There's 01
Let’s throw it back Mark, don’t forget the oil
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Ban em right now 😂
But did you choose 01 because @MattbeDiddy was already taken?
4 minute video turned 11 minutes long; video starts at 7:00
Thanks!
You're the 🐐
He does like to hear himself talk about non-essential things 😂
Thanks 🙏🏻
thanks. he bullshits way too much
2:31 “I have an astronomically big butt” yeah that’s why he needs you to oil it up and throw it back
He gonna need to prove it 💦
I see this having multiple effects on the athletes,
1. The true student/athletes will be getting their master's and doctorate degrees taken care of while playing sports.
2. Like Matt said, JuCos will essentially become prep schools. The other thing to keep in mind is that the high schoolers will have to get recruited to good JuCos to even make the next step.
3. I mentioned this to someone last night. Since NAIA, USCAA, NCCAA and USports aren't a part of the NCAA, will any time spent at those schools count towards NCAA eligibility? You could have someone play 3-5 years at one of these schools and transfer to an NCAA school and get 4 years of eligibility. That judge opened yet another one of Pandora's boxes.
I'm cool with it! ❤
I don't think they will have enough time to get PhDs.
Not counting a redshirt year: 4 years for BA/BS; 1.5-2 years for MA/MS; 4-6 years (minimum) for PhD.
JUCO isn't giving any of those degrees, maybe an Associate's degree, so that'd only take 2 years off the journey. Not enough time to add on 3-4 years of doctorate study plus a dissertation.
I don’t think this is going to change much at all.
The top HS talent will still get gobbled up by D1 schools.
D1 programs aren’t going to pass on top talent and too talent isn’t going to pass on NIL. This is only going to affect the kids on the fringe, like it always has.
Do I think this is a good rule? Meh, it’s debatable. It’s great for late bloomers, just like Matt said. I was a late bloomer. I wrestled and played football all through junior high and high school gained 20lbs (155 to 175) of lean muscle in the year following my senior year. I joined the Marine Corps, remained very active and workout regimen didn’t change much. I just filled out.
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I know I’m corny, but for some weird reason, this made me laugh so hard.
Thanks, I can’t stand the yapping
@@mmatube47 your welcome
Lies.
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matt you just mad pavia coming back to own bama again
I bet we beat em next year we aren’t Auburn.
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@jmoney Alabama just going to get worst from here on out.
Mattbe-rockin-pride- Matt until i saw this video and you read the comments, I did not know you were an openly Gay You Tuber. Brother you should be proud of who you are. THATS AWEOME! OPENLY GAY AND YOU MAKE GREAT VIDEOS, that's a winning combo.
MuttBeWetDreamingaboutHawkTuahGirl, you are absolutely right about this ridiculous new option. You do good work, dude. But (and you have an astronomically big butt), you have to admit that some of the comments are pretty funny and
entertaining. You're a good sport for allowing and reading the comments that are not vulgar. I think that a lot of people will click on one of your videos on a topic that isn't totally interesting to them because they want to see the comments anyway and have a laugh.
I don’t think JUCO prep will ruin the sport. I do believe unrestricted free agency each year will. I hope some gets put into place soon.
Mikebegettingwaaaayofftopicbutdontletthatsubtractfrommorecakethanabakery.... nailed it!
There's actually not an age limit to play in college football. So you can have a 40 year old get enrolled and tryout for the football program. I actually don't have a problem with this rule, but I do have a problem with the NCAA not offering any real parameters just like the NIL and transfer portal. The NCAA seems content to sit back and offer no real guidance or enforcement to the rules.
They can’t. A federal judge granted a preliminary injunction earlier this year that prohibits the NCAA from punishing any student-athletes negotiating NIL deals during the recruitment process or while they’re in the transfer portal. The portal is now an even more overpowered free agency for college athletes and I love it.
MattBeOld never fails to mercilessly beat us with his LONG walking stick.
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MattBeEpstein with another banger !
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@@theblockwave6830 Jit boutta get banned to Alcatraz
Yikes bruh
Dark hydro real quiet since then
18,500 D1 football athletes...1,694 NFL spots...there will be some guys really dammmm good thats 26 years old and balling for a team like UCF that just never got drafted
martybedrakehelicoptering, can you do a smash or pass video with all the SEC QB’s moms
Juco has always been prep school lmao
MattBeDiddy back with another banger, im not so sure about the rule change, but thanks for making my Friday better, just got out of the hospital wednesday afternoon so been a rough week, but man am I ready for playoff Friday.
Stay strong
Hope you're well
Matt if indiana, boise state, arizona state, or smu make it to the championship you have to oil up and throw it back.
Deal or No Deal?
No way bro
30 year olds have been playing college football for years. Chris Weinke won the Heisman at 28 years old.
Matt, I think you have a phenomenal ass and you should throw it back 1 time for the boys
I’d be careful saying these 6 year players “aren’t very good” big difference between good, good at the NCAA level vs can he make a pro roster? Plenty of dudes still “good” but the best they’ll do is 6 years of NCAA ball. Nothing wrong with that and it’s probably needed.
Right i think it's a good idea. Maybe a 21 age cap. And itll be 3yrs for ages 22+. And these HS athletes need to develop. Plus its about the money. It's the ppls fault for wanting to pay players who get "scholarships."
Maybe this would be okay if players that go juco are not able to redshirt
We know what you’re thinking with that Ohio state experience. MattbeSandusky is excited to get in the locker room
6:00 to do it with a tennessee jersey? yeah
If I had $750 to throw away, I weigh 100% do it and I would run out there like Keegan-Michael Key.
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"I have an astronomically big butt."
- MattBeButtin 2024
Government will kick some of these players off their parents healthcare before they term out.
Matt is my #1 customer
@2:31 you’re asking for it 🤣🤣🤣
Astronomically big but is diabolical work Matt pause Matt pause brother
Great video my fellow YC…
I really love your content.
Oh and Horns down 30-15 22-19
YC means Young Cracka btw
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@@mmatube47 Reasonable crashout
Oh and I’m in the mood for MBG merch 👀
McCrystal be Diddy with another banger
College is for adult imo, if you’re an adult you can play, I think this is gonna be better for the sport because it will grow juco football programs and attendance plus we will have more developed players in college football
Total trash, a 30 yr old playing against kids. Collegiate sports have become a shite show. 👎
I totally disagree. We already have 28-29 year old guys in cfb oh and by the way most of them are former PRO athletes in other sports. Plus it’s not like they are going to take over either how many players do you know that need 4 years of JUCO to secure 1 fbs offer that have wound up making a power 4 school. This rule also makes sense now that players are paid by schools why should their eligibility be taken away by the ncaa if they don’t attend an ncaa school?? I’ve been against a lot of the new rule changes for modern college football but this is a great rule. It gives the underdog players a chance to be great on the national stage and it helps group of 5 teams rebuild when their best players leave for the power teams.
Congratulations Pavia!!
Lastly I hate how everyone only talks about football this benefits every team massively across all sports.
Yo Froggy Fresh! Great video!
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I disagree because the NFL is not looking for 28 year old rookies. They are looking for young players with high upside so they can have a long career.
Brandon Aubrey would like a word with you 🤣
not necessarily because whats the actual percentage of dudes who get a second contract after their rookie deal? idk the answer but its not 100%
i agree with the principle of what you’re saying but i believe their could be interest from front offices for some big, strong, mature & developed rookies
Well considering they don’t really develop their rookies anymore it makes sense to get as much playing experience as well as maturity before you go pro. NFL stands for not for long for a reason average nfl career is 3 years.
This is actually great for high school recruits and a lot of them are late bloomers and this will prepare them for next level college football and this might weed out the underachievers or the overated recruits that don't play out their full star rankings. 🤔
Good video Matt and Coach JB was preaching about this college football 🏈 rule so many players are going to want to get extra ELIGIBILITY
Markbesmokingbabyoil is back at it again
MikeBeHavingAnAstronomicallyBigButt is upset with the comments as if he can’t ignore them
Ryan Williams starting at 17 will be such an insane stat in the next decade
Bro for me this is amazing, as some who started playing football later during my high school years, I was Alr planning on going juco, but this just makes it better. 😎
Matt please run out with a team next year! I will pay for my pass too and run out with you. I'll wear the other teams attire, but I'm putting a Bama shirt on under it and once I get on the field I'm gonna have my Bama shirt on. I'm in Huntsville, so we can take the flight out together Haha. Maybe some other subscribers would want to do this too. It could make a great video!
Curt Cigbussy is going to get cooked tonight
Collge football is becoming a big ball of crap.😢
Stetson Bennett played 6 years and won 2 natties and 5 MVPs.
I love when you read the comments and the videos overall are the best on yt.
3:46 matt you have no football knowledge outside of the south
brah MattBeRambling reading the comments always makes me get some good laughs 💯
I'm not upset about this. Any kid good enough to go pro will, only older kids will those who don't mind being a back up. Top high school will go to a major program, the rest get a chance to prove themselves
Matt have a good Holiday and can't wait for you to do more what happened to players videos.
The comment at 2:06 is CRAZY
This rule is going to help that high school kid that needs development without losing his eligibility
If I would've been held back 1 year I would've be an All American NO Cap! That extra year is huge!
At this point the mess of transfer portals NIL deals has officially nullified the term student-athlete. The student portion is merely a tolerance and/or label now. If you wanna go pro so bad specifically in basketball then go play overseas. For the football brothers well yall know how that process works. Alls said to say football and basketball aren't going to carry you forever. And don't think that NIL money won't disappear as fast as you got it.
Matt haters will hate you just keep pumping out your work and being great!
Guarantee there’s small print that says participants for the tunnel run can’t wear a Michigan jersey
That’s the best rule ever! Because biologically, very few guys reach near their athlete peak at 18, for most people start at 21, it doesn’t mean they’re least talented; they just develop late; imo it’s not reliable to recruit 17 years old because the future of his career is unknown not just physically but mentally. If you ask anyone, he was mentally much weaker than he was 21
I agree
Cam Newton should sue and get his year back and come win Auburn another natty.
Sounds interesting, However everybody will crash and verbally destroy Cam Newton.
LeMatheus Matt lll when will you be posting the Spiderman video
Gonna be interesting in a few years. My take is the top athletes will play 6 years and earn up to 20 million dollars and just not go pro. Some will because of the allure of money and fame, but some will realize they are multimillionaires at 23 24 years old and not have to put their body through the ringer for another 10+ years. The NFL product taking a hit will be what brings about the next change to all of this.
The Bitcoin NIL offer at 4:02 is smart because it's an investment that can grow. That's what I like about it, because it will help Tagoa'i and other players with money management in the future
Also I don't think the JUCO to D1 pipeline will apply to many 4 and 5 star recruits. Just a select few of them, and the majority of players who will do that will be 3 star to unranked recruits
For being the best division in football the SEC is charming soft I swear every other day it feels like an SEC coach is crying about something
It will do to college football what Junior hockey does to college hockey.
The average age of a college freshman playing hockey is 20-21.
They’re bigger, faster, and more mature. It makes for great hockey. Not going to lie. The studs will still go straight to college.
Wow coach jb really becoming the most popular juco head coach of all time💀
2:31 I can confirm this is true, Mark ain’t lying
Indiana is going to beat Notre Dame tonight and Boise is better than you think MattbeGreat. Yes I'm going to use your name because I love your content.
No they aren’t man 😂😂 Notre dame has the best OL/DL in college football.. But boise state already proved they can beat the number one team in the county.. Boise is good.. UNLV took Syracuse into OT and nearly won syracuse owned Miami..
@@Kayluv101Northern Illinois handled them. I think it will be a close game regardless. That UNLV-Syracuse was one of the better games this year right behind that Oregon -Boise game. Boise I think proved they can play with anyone.
@Kayluv101 Indiana going to best ND, Come back here with no excuses.
Still time to delete this post if you want.
@blakeluker1425 I'm going down with the ship 😂
mattbecaillou, thank you for all of the great content you post out for us
So does that mean that you can still redshirt in D1 and further extend eligibility?
I stopped watching college basketball after a few years of "1 and done". College football is now worse.
Hey MattBeBawling, been a subscriber for 3-4 years now. I love your passion , and I appreciate your grind. DoorDash Bennett played JUCO ball for a year before he went back to UGA. Maybe with the rule change, JAWJA can bring him back for another year of eligibility & send Timmy Beck packing.
Completely screwing over the HS recruits! On the bright side Justin Jefferson should have another year or two at Bama now!
I don’t think this is going to change much at all.
The top HS talent will still get gobbled up by D1 schools. Why? Because D1 programs aren’t going to pass on top talent and too talent isn’t going to pass on NIL. This is only going to affect the kids on the fringe, like it always has.
"Decent topic Matt", it can also be a great way that athlete's can get their school grades situated too. Meaning get the most difficult classes done if possible so when they get the chance to compete at a higher level it want be to much for them to handle. Just my opinion.
in case yall are wondering the video actually starts at 7:00
mattbecryingsomuchtheysayhedripping always posts the most entertaining videos
Matt there was a Penn st fan did the USC tunnel entrance when they played earlier this year. Starting to see more teams offer it now
I will say it’s going to be a bad idea. These guys need to figure it out in the NFL, XFL, CFL or whatever journey life has for them once their eligibility is done with the NCAA. At this point let these kids go pro as soon as they earn a draft grade. They can go to war & vote but not be in the nfl until they’re 3 years removed from High school. 🤷🏾♂️
Mattbelgbtq is it true that the Alabama team ran a train on you?
JUCO is a different monster. If you don’t really want it. Your dreams will end there
You know this can sound corny but me you have the same birthday I just thought that was cool and interesting fact keep up the great work and #godawgs
good videos Matt.
IMO D2,3 and NAIA will be easier for kids to play at now because a lot of kids will jump to JUCO now to keep eligibility
Doing great now, Matt, that you are here!
Marty be shoving it deep back with another banger
Matthewbeoiledup dropping bangers.
How long can people play pro football? As long as they want and a team wants them. "College" is now the exact same as pro. So I think at some point college football will allow players to play the same as the NFL. As long as a team wants them.tney can play. 5 years. 10 years. 15 years. Why not? They are PAID. It is PROFESSIONAL football.
I wonder if the JuCo rule has anything to do with the NCAA dropping roster spots down to 105 players per team.
JUCO already is and has been a “ Farm league “ for major universities! I know down here in Texas that atm Maggie’s subsidize players from local Blinn college!
Mark, seems like rule changes in most sports have been deteriorating the games. Most of the f the changes don’t seem to be for the best. In football, changing the clock rules, penalty for targeting is to severe, NIL with no cap, and now this. I think the trickle down will discourage some of the youth. The NFL will still covet youth over a 26 yr old rookie. I just wish they would quit tampering with rules.
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I disagree. JUCO doesn’t have the resources to offer serious NIL money to high schoolers. Why would a top recruit decide to go to JUCO then D1, if they can make hundreds of thousands right after high school? It’s not like the top recruits come from JUCO to begin with. The NCAA already allows for graduate transfers and gave that Oklahoma State quarterback 7 years of eligibility. Also don’t forget that NIL money already incentivizes college football players to stay more years since they can make more from NIL than a NFL rookie contract. The NCAA and NJCAA are different organizations so big deal JUCO gets a few more years of eligibility. It’s not like they will be more athletic than incoming recruits 😂. There’s a reason they stayed playing college ball so long.
You would have to buy a custom jersey saying “lil bro” on the back and have the jersey # be “4” for how many times they lost to Michigan.
I don’t want to watch grand pa playing collage football. They are doing all they can to destroy our favorite game.