2024-2025 Off Season

[7YrsOfCollegeDownTheDrain]

but you were talking about him a week ago... and he probably is happy...maybe he isn't...i don't know it's none of my business but at this point it looks like another example of a kid leaving and receiving a greatly diminished role. I don't fault kids for betting on themselves and moving up a level or to a situation they think is better. Odds are he gets a shot at some point and i hope he succeeds when given the opportunity. My comment was only to the point he'd definitely help us a ton had he decided to stay. He didn't and i wish him well.

Agreed. I'm expecting them to play a lot of guy along the Dline, especially early in the season. Cannon will definitely get his chance one way or the other.

[pantherclaw]

Dear Lord, stop talking about people who don't play for UNI anymore on UNI message boards. I promise you, Cannon is happy where he is. If that's enough for him, it should be enough for you.

I started the whole discussion. But as 7yrs pointed out its an interesting discussion in this day and age. These guys transfer up for more $$ or a hope of a bigger shot but more times than not they are sitting on the bench. If he is happy flying to Ireland to not play more power to him, but its an interesting and note worthy point of view in this age of College Football to transfer and sit.

[Newsbreaker]

Had a convo with a rep of the AD today. He said all games (other than Wyoming) will be on ESPN+. He had a reason that didn’t make sense as to why it isn’t showing on the website but agreed it needs to be noted and is going to pass the feedback along.

ESPN+ doesn't really exist anymore as of last week, so it probably has something to do with that.

[nonstopoffense]

Farley is on Bielema's staff at Illinois in some capacity. Maybe that's old news but I just saw it earlier this week

[BCPanther]

Mark making the rounds. He was on staff at Wisconsin for spring ball.

Not a bad deal to sit at home, watch some film, collect a check and show up for 3 days during game week.