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Candid Coaches: Which programs do you believe have the best NIL situations?
We asked more than 100 coaches who they think have the best name, image and likeness programs in place
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So 27 teams got a least one top 3 vote. We were one of 19 teams (only non football) to get more than 1 vote.Candid Coaches: Which programs do you believe have the best NIL situations?
We asked more than 100 coaches who they think have the best name, image and likeness programs in place
So not the upper echelon but the perception is that we are in a really good spot. Hopefully it’s more than just a Pitino effect.
tom in salem
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Repole isn't the only source of NIL the school has.
May be off but recall Pitino alluding to Repole possibly being around half of it.
SJUDave
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It's the NIL era Tom, money matters more than ever and there is NEVER enough of it.
tom in salem
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That's Pitino talk. He pumps up his good friend. No problem, that's cool.
"SJU and the basketball team needs all the money it can get.
This makes us sound destitute. I sent in by far my largest donation last year in recognition of the stances taken by the school, yet I'll bet that's a pittance compared to the donations of BEAST OF THE EAST and JERSEY SHORE JOHNNY's of this board.
I've seen numbers on endowments and other figures for the conference schools, with the highest for us being 4th.
We'll never be Georgetown nor will we aspire to be. I go back as far as when SJU was a commuter school. Take a walk around that campus now it's like walking through DisneyWorld to me.
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tom in salem
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My donations will never be "NIL" driven but rather toward the University, what it stands for and what it's done. If I had my way, I'd sit down with some of our smartest legal minds and explain to the NCAA we're not a business. I've mentioned this before. What was the mission of this school? To make members of the tennis team rich or help that kid from the Bronx, the son of Irish immigrants, obtain a college diploma? Yes, I'm that kid.
Unfortunately many of the N$L and transfer changes have been mandated by court decisions involving the feckless NCAA.
RedStormRising
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Of course not, but he did announce that ‘we were getting that kid from seton hall’ at an interview at a race track, implying it had something to do with his contribution.
His contribution certainly had more to do with getting Kardary than RSR’s modest contributions.
I think RSR's support of NIL is pretty cool.
tom in salem
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Agree Bob. My ex governor Charlie Baker, pushed all this legislation through. Ohio St spent 20m this class on the football roster alone.
You're the attorney. NIL has no bearing on gender, so the women are basically back to 1972, correct? What a clusterfuck.
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Heard OSU spent 3 million for Bama freshman All-American safety Caleb Downs. They along with Texas Tenn Ole Miss spent big in portal.
tom in salem
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You're the football guy right? Is there a reason the NFL isn't scooping these guys up now?
Have to be 3 years out of HS school class to enter draft NFL rule upheld in court. Maurice Clarret OSU running back challenged in court and lost. No one has tried to challenge since.
'Oh, s---, here come all the billionaires': How SMU came back from the dead
The Mustangs received the NCAA's "death penalty" in 1987. But a group of boosters is determined to return the program to glory.
tom in salem
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3 years out of your HS class =NFL, yet to play college, 3 months AND they're free to break some necks. No wonder Michigan suited up 300 kids. Has the NFL folded yet?
tom in salem
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'Oh, s---, here come all the billionaires': How SMU came back from the dead
The Mustangs received the NCAA's "death penalty" in 1987. But a group of boosters is determined to return the program to glory.www.espn.com
What a COUNTRY.
tom in salem
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Check this out
"It's a couple hundred million dollars," Miller told Yahoo. "I'm not losing sleep over it."
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Most schools make a conference move to get more television revenue, not less. But SMU just wanted a seat at the table. SMU's chairman of the board, David Miller, fired his metaphorical six-shooter in the air when he explained how the program could go without television revenue for nine years: The money didn't matter to them."It's a couple hundred million dollars," Miller told Yahoo. "I'm not losing sleep over it."
This is the mindset what we are up against when we compete against Power 5 conferences for players.'Oh, s---, here come all the billionaires': How SMU came back from the dead
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