lukeneyland
God Save the Heup
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It wouldn’t have to be hundreds. That seems improbable given the nature of the sport. If you ain’t cheating then you ain’t trying in the SEC. Also weren’t schools cleared to pay athletes anyway? Has that not gone into effect yet?Yes. If you can point out one that isn't please let us know. I believe a university AD funding their collective would be news.
Lots of eyes on hundreds of millions of dollars
The AD is the hundreds of millions. They are heavily scrutinized and release their Financials every yearIt wouldn’t have to be hundreds. That seems improbable given the nature of the sport. If you ain’t cheating then you ain’t trying in the SEC. Also weren’t schools cleared to pay athletes anyway? Has that not gone into effect yet?
Yea, I think you're right.These players don’t care about playing time, it’s all about the straight cash homie!
Heupel seems to be over his head in dealing with the portal. He needs to be more proactive, or he needs to hire someone to help him navigate the protalMinus Brooks, Charles, Slaughter, Thomas….. all we have at Safety is Turrentine.
What’s going on with football. We can afford Ament in basketball and can’t keep two starting safeties on a roster???
You know that there are 11 players on defense.The last defense Martinez coached at Georgia, the one he got fired for, had Justin Houston on it who played for the Chiefs and had over 100 career NFL sacks (4 pro bowls). We hung 45 on them with Jonathan Crompton at QB. They had Geno Atkins too, who made 8 pro bowls.
My understanding of these NIL deals is that they are more akin to memoranda of understandings than true contracts. While we tend to focus on the big dollar ones with the elite players, there are hundreds of kids that the collectives "promise" money to that in many cases they don't get or don't get it all. Its chaos for the coaches because the moneys coming from a third party that they don't really control. The universities don't want real contracts with these kids, because then they become employees of the university which opens up a whole other can of worms. The market will eventually sort out the relative value of the players, the Nico fiasco was a huge step in that direction. I don't know how they get a handle on basically everyone being a free agent every time the portal opens.But at least the pros have contracts which the players adhere to almost 100% of the time. Here? I don’t know if these kids actually have contracts. I would assume they do if they are getting NIL money