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By PinellasFB · Posted
I know "communism" is a common scare word brought up in the political world just to easily dismiss any ideas of a shared revenue concept. In the world of sports, uncapped spending creates a great divide in competitiveness and hurts the sport overall. If we didn't have any type of distributed money from the government, only a few schools could afford to field a team. Football is incredibly expensive compared to other sports. The big programs do in fact have a huge budget advantage over the field despite the shared revenue anyway. The solution to this is actually to do whatever other states are doing to fund their programs. Georgia coaches make serious money and coaching is a legit career there. How do they afford it while Florida sucks ass? -
By DILLARDBOYZ954 · Posted
The question i have is & im being serious when I ask this ; what is the difference between northwestern & the first academy. because the first academy got hit with one of the harshest punishments ive seen recently for doing basically the same thing. Paying for uber rides & other incentives to the players in need & for a lot of the transfers that transferred to TFA but didn’t have transportation to & from. & there was NO out cry. Matter fact everyone said TFA got what they deserved. But in MNW case it’s all hell broke loose. Is it because who the head coach is ? Or is it because teddy explained what all the money he spent was for ? ……. -
By DILLARDBOYZ954 · Posted
If we keepin it real. Before last year northwestern was known by name, and last history but, their product on the field was avg at best. Their last title was in 2019 & after that they had a 1 or 2 4-6 or 5-5 seasons after. & most will say they only won the championship last year because outside of central who had to forfeit 3A and the teams that’s in it is HORRENDOUS. teddy becoming the head coach of the west single handily had transfers legal and illegal coming in left and right because he’s a former/active nfl player & lets face it in 2025 the kids love to follow the hype. having a face like teddy on the sidelines automatically guarantee that entire team all types of connects, endorsements, exposure & etc. -
By Perspective · Posted
Nolebull, I'm not sure who you're referring to when you talk about the "jealous" and "disdainful" people. Bridgewater has put the MNW administrators in between a rock and a hard place. He basically came right out and said "I've been breaking the rules and if you don't like it, tough sh*t." The MNW admin folks have two choices: try to take matters into their own hands in hopes that the FHSAA will go easy on them or, alternatively, put their collective heads into the sand, ignore Bridgewater's public confession and hope that the matter quietly goes away. Oh, and it ain't going away. -
By Longtime Observer · Posted
Sure, but going about it this way will bring more attention to the absurdity of it all. Teddy is going to be just fine given his finances and reputation. The average high school coach who occasionally spends his own money like that, couldn't overcome getting caught helping. If coaches REALLY wanted to bring about change, they'd have large email chat groups and decide to all come out together, at once, and proclaim that they, too, sometimes dip into their own pocket to help cover expenses. I suppose the schools and/or FHSAA could always cancel the season so as to administer punishments to all the guilty coaches for their generosity. tl;dr: JUST SAY NO TO COMMUNISM.
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