They are a top 20 team right now. Add a couple of shooters and they are top 15. That’s what $ can do.
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NIL funding and college hoops
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Let’s pump the brakes and see about that once the season starts.
I’m talking about pre-season. I’m just saying it is possible to buy a team.
Rumors out of Bloomington says that $1.2m number is nonsense and Goodman just ran with bogus info.
Woodson hasn’t got anybody ready for squat!!
I agree. But he gets ‘credit’ for Jackson-Davis and Ware.
And he has all the money he wants.
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Didn't know where else to put this...
But if you think things are bad/crazy now...imagine a world where courts tell the NCAA they can't set limits on how many years someone is allowed to play.
"At guard, a 9th year grad student..."
But if you think things are bad/crazy now...imagine a world where courts tell the NCAA they can't set limits on how many years someone is allowed to play.
"At guard, a 9th year grad student..."
A good reminder that often times, there is no such thing as "what a player is worth". It simply comes down to how much someone is willing to pay...and there are people out there willing to spend some real money.
Also, it'll be real interesting to see what impact this will end up having on the market...
Schools and Collectives already fed up.
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So under the Virginia law.. and they make the Football team employees, due to title 9 wouldnt they have to do this for all sports?
That's how the P5 do what they've wanted to do for years and license their sports brands out to 3rd party companies.
i.e., the University of Oregon leases the "Oregon Ducks" name, trademark, etc, out to XYZ Company, LLC, and the players are, for legal reasons, employees of XYZ company, not employees of the University of Oregon.