SEC planning revenue sharing of about $250m ($14m per school) for NIL.
The downside of NIL
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SEC planning revenue sharing of about $250m ($14m per school) for NIL.
Subject to House approval of settlement, colleges will be able to offer scholarships to all roster players in football, softball, etc.
Settlement agreement
Historic recruitment that fell through because of NIL.
Assistant coach attempted to get NIL funding from Saudi Arabia
Players association opposes settlement
NCAA rules QR codes are commercial advertising, not school decal.
Settlement "in danger" as judge questions certain portions.
Starting QB steps away from team apparently upset about NIL promises not kept
But he claims it is not NIL
QB says he was not paid $100k promised
No Fun Shogun
34-38-61-10-13-15
Wait, so did he start playing before signing a contract or something? Promises mean next to nothing without a wet signature.
DoyleG
Reality sucks, Princesses!
Nice seeing Kessler get smacked back to reality, as always seems to happen to him.
Voight
#winning
How often does that happen? It's usually in bowl season or close to it.
SEC and Big10 meeting on NCAA settlement, etc
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Good Game with Sarah Spain pod.
Discussion of NIL. Women have longer college careers, more social media followers, but get maybe 20% of NIL dollars based on some released NIL $$
Good Game with Sarah Spain pod.
Discussion of NIL. Women have longer college careers, more social media followers, but get maybe 20% of NIL dollars based on some released NIL $$
GKJ
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I think we see the shift coming here though. However, it's only a matter of time before the WNBA can catch up enough in pay to get enough talent to leave early.
Next round of CFB athletes signed to NIL agreements. $1.5k up front.
NFL recruiting impacted by NIL
Could impending rev-share changes help Cinderellas in the future? 'Everybody will be in the game'
As the college sports industry sits on the brink of historic change, an unexpected spending disparity looms — and some mid-majors will be able to take advantage of it in basketball.
