Kirk Herbstreit Thinks Big Ten Teams ‘More Invested’ Than SEC Teams In NIL Era

By Larry LeoAug 11, 20269:41 amDiscuss the story13
In an appearance on The Dan Patrick Show this week, ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit argued that Big Ten teams are “more invested” and appear to have a stronger competitive spirit than the SEC...

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Originally published on SECRant.com
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they just have more money, and they're buying kids out of the south that otherwise would have been at an SEC school. that's the game. spread parity and set up betting sites. Gin up interest in places that never really cared before, profit.
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rob07103 days
So whoever is richest usually wins.
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faraway3 days
capitalism at work
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pdawg1 day
College football used to be about pride rooted in tradition and belief that your school is just better. If it’s just a competition to spend the most money on the best roster, who cares?

They’ve replaced the sport we grew up with. It is what it is. College football is gone with the wind. Ain’t nobody looking back again.
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Big EZ Tiger3 days
If by stronger competitive spirit he means full-blown cheating scandals like stealing the other teams' plays and having the head coach suspended for numerous games like Michigan did in 23, he is right.

Michigan's NC should be thrown out. Ohio State and Indiana were legit though. They just ended up having the best teams. They have improved and they have a winning record over the SEC over the past 3 years, so they get bragging rights. The SEC winning the NC every year was getting boring, so it's best for college football have some competition with the SEC.
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HSHoopscoach3 days
he's absolutely right about the bowl games outside of the playoffs. But neglected to mention that players getting paid has made them venture out of the south
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HSHoopscoach3 days
he's absolutely right about the bowl games outside of the playoffs. But neglected to mention that players getting paid has made them venture out of the south
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lsusteve13 days
Keep talking…..
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Well, he’s wrong.
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he's not wrong, it's just not the best wording. Those B1G schools have to be more invested to get players to come out of the south away from LSU, Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Texas, etc. Granted, some would go anyway just for a change of scenery but the majority are gonna stay close to home without some major incentive.
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JohnnyU3 days
A radical interpretation of the facts Herbie
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HarryHoudini3 days
You’re telling me that schools like Illinois, Iowa, Maryland, Mich State, Minn, Northwestern, Purdue, Rutgers, UCLA, Washington, Wisc are more invested than most SEC schools? GTFO Kirk. The only ones really investing up there are Ohio St and Indiana.
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MetArl153 days
Did you actually watch the video for what he meant by invested?
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