In this Christmas episode of Words of Steele, Tom Steele reflects on the current state of college football, including the impact of the transfer portal and the growing influence of money in sports. He discusses the recent coaching changes at West Virginia University, including the controversial re-hiring of Rich Rodriguez, and explores how financial incentives are shaping coaching decisions.
Tom also offers a deeper reflection on the true value of sports, drawing a parallel to the biblical Prodigal Son and urging listeners to consider what truly matters in the world of college athletics—effort, loyalty, and integrity, rather than fame and fortune.
Episode Highlights:
- The impact of the transfer portal on team loyalty.
- The influence of money in college football coaching decisions.
- Rich Rodriguez’s return to West Virginia and fan reactions.
- A reflection on the deeper values of sports.
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This show has been produced by Adkins Media Co.
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