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I am here thinking outside of the box and exploring other options. You are here feeding your ego because you thought you ran into an argument that was easy to win. If you are only looking to win against me I'll know not to bother discussing anything with you.

Yep. I hope last year wasn't a fluke season.

No, if I can cause them great pain I am willing to forgive. edit: and here I thought the gay references were bob's domain.

After the deal is done every fan should get a free dick punch to Goodell and that clown leading the player's union.

And a dark horse for the heisman

It was good, but I was disappointed that it wasn't at the same level as Band of Brothers. I think it has to do more with the complications of the theater and not the production value of the show.

Cute. Your opinion is to fix a system that has been broken for decades and shows no signs of changing. Mine is to change the system. Neither will happen. I'm sad to see you turn this into a petty argument over who is right and who is wrong. I should have expected it from you.

I have already acknowledged that it will always exist on some level so quit trying to play that card. When I say stop or end I mean to the point that it is not a major concern as it is today. The NCAA has shown that it does not have the balls to punish a program to the point that this behavior...

Jerrod Johnson was the first overall pick in the draft. He went to Hartford... or Hampshire... something with an H. Portland is on the list for potential markets but I doubt anything ever comes of it.

And the flaw in your logic is that you do not accept the problem and acknowledge the only method of dealing with it. Corruption exists and always will. Corruption will not end until the players involved have another method to make it into the NFL. Colleges will continue to recruit these...

Your argument is nonsensical. It is not the NFL's problem but it is the NCAA's problem. To argue otherwise is intellectually dishonest. Some of the players do not appreciate the current compensation so they accept compensation that they do appreciate. This will continue until all athletes...

Corruption is rampant in NCAA football because it is the only viable path to the NFL. The only way it will change is if another path becomes viable, and likely one that allows players to be paid.

Not at all. Your stance is that I am wrong. Does that about sum it up? Thank you for smoking.

I was actually thinking the same thing about you. I see you've run out of bad analogies to throw at me in an ill attempt to steer the discussion off course.

You are repeating what I've already said, the NFL has a sweet deal and has no reason to change. Have I once advocated drafting high schoolers? No, my point is that right now the corrupt NCAA is the only viable path to the NFL. If they want to join the NFL they are. The CFL has more...

You are trying to change the argument. The kids need development, the question is how to provide it. College football has proven adequate in developing players, but it is thick with corruption because the NFL bound players want to get paid. The best way to get over the corruption in NCAA...

You can only access it via HBO Go. Not sure if they give you access to it during the free preview but you can watch at hbogo.com

If you just refuse to give out big contracts to any player, you'll avoid a whole lot of mistakes.

I will be wanting to play this.

I'm watching Band of Brothers again. They have it available on HBO Go if you are a subscriber.