What salary do you think Gus gets once we move to the B12? Last I read Gus was getting $2.3M

Brent Venables (OU) - $7.25M
Sonny Dykes (TCU) - Reported to be more than $4M SMU was paying but below $6M (which is what Gary Patterson was making)
Steve Sarkisian (UT) - $5.2M
Mike Gundy - (OSU) - $4.125M
Matt Campbell (ISU) - $4M
Neal Brown (WVU) - $3.975M
Matt Wells (TTU) - $3.1M
Lance Leipold (KU) - $2.75M
Chris Klieman (KSU) - $2.816M
Dave Aranda (Baylor) - $4M - https://www.coacheshotseat.com/CFBCoachesSalaries.htm

All others Source: https://businessofcollegesports.com/football/college-football-coaching-salaries-big-12-2/

Has anybody found any Big12 board that's worth a damn? These are the one I have found so far:

CSNBBS Big 12 Board - basically only posters are new Big12 schools

ISU's Big12 Conference Forum - regularly updated

WVU Big12 Conference Forum - regularly updated

Heartland College Sports - no updates in months

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Not quite, but he was sundowning

Here are the max years of eligibility left for the following incoming players:

DB Koby Perry (Austin Peay): 1 year (FCS All-American, the Ohio Valley Conference Defensive Player of the Year)
OT Ryan Swoboda (Virginia): 1 year (Multi-year starter at OT for UVA)
TE Kemore Gamble (Florida): 1 year (Starting TE for UF who had 34 catches, 414 yds and 4 TDs last season)
OT Tylan Grable (Jacksonville State): 2 years (2nd Team FCS All-American)
QB John Rhys Plumlee (Ole Miss): 2 years (ran for 1,023 yds in just 9 games as a true freshmen)
LB K.D. McDaniel (Kentucky): 3 years (had 13 tackles this past season in a back-up role)
WR Kobe Hudson (Auburn): 3 years (4 Star Recruit. Auburn's#1 WR this past season with 44 catches for 580 yds and 4 TDs. Recruited by Gus)
LB Terrence Lewis (Maryland): 4 years (5 Star Recruit, sat out last year recovering from injury)
DT Lee Hunter (Auburn): 4 years (4 Star Recruit, sat out last season, recruited by Gus)

Those in bold should see Big 12 action starting in 2023.

I like that 6 out of the 9 players have multiple years left with 4 players with at least 3 years of eligibility to use.

Tavoy Feagin gives an update on his recruiting with a little insight on his UCF visit.

Here are the max years of eligibility left for the following incoming players:

DB Koby Perry (Austin Peay): 1 year
OT Ryan Swoboda (Virginia): 1 year
TE Kemore Gamble (Florida): 1 year
OT Tylan Grable (Jacksonville State): 2 years
QB John Rhys Plumlee (Ole Miss): 2 years
LB K.D. McDaniel (Kentucky): 3 years
WR Kobe Hudson (Auburn): 3 years
LB Terrence Lewis (Maryland): 4 years
DT Lee Hunter (Auburn): 4 years

Those in bold should see Big 12 action starting in 2023.

I like that 6 out of the 9 players have multiple years left with 4 players with at least 3 years of eligibility to use.

So is Matthew McCoy still planning on visiting tomorrow? Wondering who will be his host for the day. Maybe he AND Hunter Lee can get the two-fer-one tour!

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Sadly, 20 minutes later he was arrested for possession of an illegal substance with intent to distribute, and also had 14 dead hookers in the trunk of his car. Authorities are still trying to determine if he has any ties to AL Qaeda or any white nationalist terror groups.

UCF's spring break is the week of March 6, so spring practice will begin the following week on Tuesday, March 15. They'll practice three times per week culminating with the spring game on Saturday, April 16 at 12 noon. Yes, that's Easter Weekend.

I know people complain every year, but I don't think there will ever be a Saturday night spring game considering it really is just a practice and they don't want to keep players captive longer than they need to be. I wouldn't be opposed to Friday night as some schools have done, but I think the staff likes Saturday for recruiting purposes.

No word yet on whether individual practices prior the spring game will be open to fans. I wouldn't hold my breath as most schools (including UCF) only opened up Saturdays to allow for recruits to visit because the NCAA was still in a dead period because of COVID.

Every CEO of every airline and UPS/FedEx signed a letter saying that the C-band radiation from 5G going live tomorrow could cause "mass cancellations" and this would possibly be repeated daily based upon conditions on the ground in major airports. Impact to avionics supposedly that could make landing in any airport with low visibility too risky.

If you're traveling tomorrow, good luck. WTF.

If he really sent his film to 1,000 college coaches I wonder who the coach was at UCF that viewed his film and said no thanks.

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I live in the area and heard a RUMOR that student who was shot is a football player however injury is not life threatening. Prayers for all involved.

This add value to the Big 12's future tv contract as conf games are usually more valuable to tv networks vs a 4th non-conf game (which are normally not attractive at all)

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Chart comes from Iowa State Athletics' recent video. Not sure how accurate these really are but better than nothing I suppose. Login to view embedded media

Anyone have the number to a no B.S., honest roofing company (does that exist?) that does repair work? We have a couple leaks in the same general area that I need looked at.

Top 100 games: 100-51
Top 100 games: 50-1

For those without pay access:

98. UCF 36, Boise State 31​

66. UCF 17, USF 13​

24. Louisville 42, UCF 35​

No mention of the UCF/UF game, but I'll take this

Our old friend DW has been busy scheduling teams not named UCF.