Whats our NIL budget? What are we projected next year and whos getting paid what?
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":.... and who is getting paid what?" A fair question. When I asked it, a poster responded it might be easier to find out who [all] are in heaven.
If there are going to be more breathless appeals to contribute, I'd like to know our players payroll: even a good estimate.
Otherwise I/we are writing what seems to be a blank check.
If there are going to be more breathless appeals to contribute, I'd like to know our players payroll: even a good estimate.
Otherwise I/we are writing what seems to be a blank check.
I don't think anyone really knows. Folks have reported here though that the figures stated on that Trilly Donovan service are much lower than that to be "competitive".
Someone knows, though. If the total is 1.5m how much of that, approximately, goes to the players?
Asking this question is basically equivalent to asking them to commit a HIPAA violation. It somehow became offensive to question where our blind donations are going. I, for one, am completely over it.
Seton Hall AD addresses current landscape of college sports: ‘Every day is a battle in the NIL world’
Seton Hall AD addresses current landscape of college sports: 'Every day is a battle in the NIL world'
My hope is that these other schools with massive budgets that people stop donating to their NIL/cut it dramatically. It's crazy to me that people are putting up millions of dollars for the college team to win a championship- after a while of not winning I'd hope people would stop paying so much. Then we can hopefully be more competitive.
Michigan is going to pay their QB 12 million dollars over 4 years. Thats insane!
Michigan is going to pay their QB 12 million dollars over 4 years. Thats insane!
Maybe, but maybe also Michigan looked at it's revenue, admissions, etc... after a national championship and where things are trending this year and figured it makes economic sense.
I agree it seems crazy, but this will never go back.
