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2 million. JesusOsobor joining Huskies, set to make $2M in NIL
Utah State transfer Great Osobor has committed to Washington, where he is set to make $2 million in NIL agreements, according to a document reviewed by ESPN.www.espn.com
The "Great Overpay"2 million. Jesus
It's going to get worse if it's not regulated..................unfortunately.The "Great Overpay"
2 million. Jesus
It would get really interesting if/when a billionaire fan of a mid-major decides to have some fun...There's nothing wrong with players getting paid market value for their work.
The issue is how to maintain competitive balance in the process.
The pro leagues have mostly tried to achieve that through some form of salary cap or revenue sharing. But it's different when you have 30 or so franchises each owned by a billionaire than when you have 330 franchises of very different size and financial capacity - further complicated by the shortsightedness of some of the larger and more wealthy programs about the extent to which they benefit from maintaining some degree of parity in the sport.
Choppy waters ahead.
That or, as Gary Parrish and Matt Norlander mentioned on their pod, bigger schools start paying for players to go to smaller schools to develop and transfer over down the line for a defecto farm system. I thought Little Richard would help us with this but apparently not!!It would get really interesting if/when a billionaire fan of a mid-major decides to have some fun...
True but they could add home games in early rounds to eliminate some of that. That’s been talked about if tourney expands past 68 teams. The more it expands, the less the smaller guys have a shot IMO. They might sell it as “hey, 2 of your teams now get in the big tourney instead of 1”, but both their chances of succeeding in it (being one of the last 32 teams playing) would be much worse.March Madness being a one game elimination tournament will always keep a lot of the competitive balance.
I think home games in the tournament is where it'll cross the line for my interest in the sport.True but they could add home games in early rounds to eliminate some of that. That’s been talked about if tourney expands past 68 teams. The more it expands, the less the smaller guys have a shot IMO. They might sell it as “hey, 2 of your teams now get in the big tourney instead of 1”, but both their chances of succeeding in it (being one of the last 32 teams playing) would be much worse.