GrayWaterCanine
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So how do these big NIL deals not create two divisions on the same team.
Dissension in the ranks.
There will be players on the same squad, shoulder to shoulder without these type of deals. Possibly no deals?
I'm thinking maybe EA can't afford it. I guess we'll see.
They originally got the NIL's for free, obviously. They'd need to pay 10,000 players to cover what we used to call D-1.
As an aside, seems to me the old NCAA Football franchise that EA Sports had is an amazing NIL vehicle. I assume that is coming back with a vengeance???
No different than anything else.So how do these big NIL deals not create two divisions on the same team.
Dissension in the ranks.
There will be players on the same squad, shoulder to shoulder without these type of deals. Possibly no deals?
Proven? It’s on the coaches to use the talent they recruit. 5 stars means that the player is prototype.That business structure doesn't make sense. If it did there would be a lot music artists without a following but still rich. It needs to be merit-based. If you haven't proven you can even start at the college level, you're not worth a million dollars.
It's on the player to live up to the potential. A player fresh out of high school isn't worth more than players in the league.Proven? It’s on the coaches to use the talent they recruit. 5 stars means that the player is prototype.
Potential is worth money now.
Now that it’s legal to pay scholarship athletes, I want our boosters to go on a spending spree.
It's on the player to live up to the potential. A player fresh out of high school isn't worth more than players in the league.
If the kid is smart, the big hogs blocking for him, will be eating like kings every night and at the very least, driving a decent used car with some phat rims and a bumping system.So how do these big NIL deals not create two divisions on the same team.
Dissension in the ranks.
There will be players on the same squad, shoulder to shoulder without these type of deals. Possibly no deals?
Yeah and now high schoolers are getting paid more than NFL players to go to school somewhere. The school also pays their tuition, gives them connections, provides state of the art resources to get better at their craft (whether they take advantage of it or not), and provides them a platform to get noticed. My personal opinion is that it's not reasonable to pay that much for a HS recruit, but if everyone else is, might as well. In the grand scheme of things it doesn't matter what I think though.Shouldn’t be?
A player fresh out of College isn’t worth more than players in the NFL. Every year there’s plenty that make more than the Veterans.
It’s a free for all as long as it only involves incremental money. This it’s a tremendous amount of money being added to the pot. Just wait until the players start demanding money from the Athletic Budget. The clock is ticking on that money. 12 team playoff with new TV deals. The players are going to want some of those Billions.
I was wondering who would be the first to post this.No different than anything else.
How many no name linemen in the NFL has a contract like Rogers got.
Certain skill positions are going to always make more and be the face of the team.
If you want some of that high dollar NIL then you're going to have to do something on the field to stand out.
Honestly I bet all the guys will have some form of NIL through Sprye that's probably getting them a min of $50K
All those kids knew NIL was coming...If they can't get good or get a better agent then they can get gone...someone else will stop into their place.I was wondering who would be the first to post this.
In the NFL basically everyone's a millionaire.
That's quite a difference from a 8 mill college QB and a 50 k online man or 3rd string RB blocking for the 8million dollar kid who's done nothing yet.
At least Rodgers built his fortune over a period of years.
I see this as a haves and have nots issue that will devide teams.
It's early into this new dimension. Guess we'll see how this plays out in a few years.All those kids knew NIL was coming...If they can't get good, then they can get gone...someone else will stop into their place.
How many players gave up on Bama when they were saying Bryce getting $1m in NIL last season
I’ve got some kids coming up. I think this is the greatest. The hardest part will be keeping them academically eligible, out of jail, not addicted to drugs, out of Gambler’s Anonymous and going to Church on a regular basis.Yeah and now high schoolers are getting paid more than NFL players to go to school somewhere. The school also pays their tuition, gives them connections, provides state of the art resources to get better at their craft (whether they take advantage of it or not), and provides them a platform to get noticed. My personal opinion is that it's not reasonable to pay that much for a HS recruit, but if everyone else is, might as well. In the grand scheme of things it doesn't matter what I think though.
CFB winds up breaking away from the NCAA and becoming something totally different than today with a college affiliation. The genie is out of the bottle, all players will have a min salary with skill positions and higher national ranked getting paid moreIt's early into this new dimension. Guess we'll see how this plays out in a few years.
The way you describe it, it sounds like the boosters' (apparently called the "collective" in the contract) agent.I have to admit, I don't even begin to understand your question. I went back and read the story. It sounds like he doesn't have to sign with a certain school to get the money. It does seem to read like he is expected to sign with a particular university, since the attorney who drafted the contract makes the comment that there is an element of trust between the player and a certain school. Contract also seems to imply that the "collective" can seek repayment of the money. So does that make the attorney the kids agent?