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HokieAl
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This is concerning

The school still gets paid. Some players get paid, but only a select few on one team. But the real concern that comes to mind is that the local Auburn community is getting screwed. Home games bring in a lot of business for hotels, restaurants, and shops. Small businesses are not getting anything out of this deal to remove an existing home game. I’m not a fan of removing home games. But the NIL part…interesting. ** Edited by HokieAl at 7/15/2026, 11:20:43 AM
Posted: 07/15/2026 at 11:18 AM ET
(In response to this post by Big12 guy)

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The Aflac Kickoff game announced that it
Big12 guy 07/14/26 06:01 PM ET
Everything in college football is moving away from meaningful Saturdays
Maroon Baboon 07/15/26 11:09 PM ET
This is concerning
HokieAl 07/15/26 11:18 AM ET
And imagine trading out one of the great venues an home field advantages
Maroon Baboon 07/15/26 11:18 PM ET
Screws the fans too
turner66 07/15/26 07:22 PM ET
It was announced awhile back**
SMU Pony 07/15/26 08:43 PM ET
Since when do fans and local businesses matter?**
Tailgate Guru 07/15/26 07:34 PM ET
VT v UT at Bristol Motor Speedway, but split the NIL money please!!! **
Stech 07/14/26 08:16 PM ET
Since Auburn played at Baylor in 2025 and the 2026 game was the back half
VTHokie2000 07/14/26 07:11 PM ET
Players getting NIL payments to play neutral site games seems like a
wwhokie1 07/14/26 07:39 PM ET
Basketball already opened that door with the postseason tournament in Las
VTHokie2000 07/14/26 08:04 PM ET
Agreed. Playing at a neutral site is a bonus for them, and
Big12 guy 07/14/26 07:20 PM ET
I wonder if Baylor is kicking themselves for not thinking of the idea last
VTHokie2000 07/14/26 08:03 PM ET