I watch so many of these from so many teams. And the way all these college football players (and coaches) are so close knit, it makes me not want to root against any team. It's just amazing.
Moved to Boise when I was in Kindergarten and spent my whole life in Idaho. I went to the University of Idaho, but BSU is my team, more so than in pro team in any sport. So glad to see this coming out of such a great program.
10 yards for an onside kick but once it leaves the tee it's a live ball for the receiving team no matter how little it travels. Just saying , seriously, this is a cool video.
its pretty fair considering that football makes so much money, that they can give them back more money in scholarships, and on average there about 110-120 kids on a football team and only 85 get scholarships. That's why soccer only gets 11 scholarships because they don't make anywhere close to as much money as football and they only have on average 29 players.
Schools like Ohio State and Texas are the exception, not the rule. Most D1 schools lose money on football because it is so expensive, and the 85 scholarships add to the cost. My alma mater, Bowling Green State University, has the lowest athletic budget in its conference and a very generous donor to men's basketball. BGSU still needs a subsidy from the university general fund to balance the books.
