2021 MSU Football Recruiting Discussion Thread

[Jarius]

It really is sad that this is true. The sport may be popular(it's going down for me some) but the system we have now is not is going to make the sport grow. When 6-8 teams are the only ones that have a chance and the NCAA picks and chooses whose throat they want to put their foot on(penalties and sanctions) then we have a system that won't grow or attract more people. If the NCAA really had teeth and created a level playing field, I would enjoy watching this sport a whole lot more knowing that it was our coaches fault or players didnt work hard enough in the off season, not that we suck because we lost out on good players because we don't have the right "network" to scheme, plot and deceive our way to good players in order to win. Screw your NCAA, you worthless, toothless, nutsacks of an organization!! Sorry. Back to my glass of wine.

The evolution of offenses and the inability for defenses to play real football any more has made recruiting discrepancies that much more obvious. A normal game in the 90s between a really good sec team and a middle of the road sec team was 35-21. A normal game now between Alabama and a normal SEC team is 62-10. Something has to change or the sport is going to die. I have not watched Alabama play a single game this year. Not one. And I put money on them to cover almost every week. I can’t even make myself watch them with money on the game. That’s insane.