@letsgosports We'll have to go about this a another way then.
This podcast was ~one month ago with Brad H. See if this sounds different to you on WBB NIL and this was before Rev Share...
@53:00 - 56:50 WBB donations & Lucy (took it as the Charity/Base NIL took care of her because the question was donation based and he's talking about Collective $ and not Corp $). Plus, we are at the very top of WBB NIL. At first he says top of B1G and then later says only 3 or 4 teams were in on Lucy. I take it these were not all B1G teams which gave me the impression we're near the top in the nation.
Beth on WBB...
"And then at Iowa (and not at Penn State, for example), there’s a top-shelf women’s basketball program that needs to be funded. That will remain a peak priority at Iowa, too. Goetz said as much in a late-December sit-down with the Des Moines Register, that she knows Iowa is competing for top-20 national recruits and can’t afford to lose the momentum created by the Caitlin Clark phenomenon. Women’s basketball ticket sales exceeded the men's for the first time ever in FY2024, and every seat was sold in Carver-Hawkeye for 2024-25. Goetz would be irresponsible to risk throwing that momentum away by short-changing Jan Jensen’s women’s program."
For Rev share Iowa receives the highest level of payout at $20.5MM...
Georgia...
"Football players would get at least 75 percent of the revenue after scholarships, men’s basketball players 15 percent and women’s basketball players 5 percent.
Those percentages are based out of a model in the preliminary House settlement."
"Football players are expected to get at least $13.5 million, men’s basketball players about $2.7 million and women’s basketball players about $900,000. Other sport athletes like baseball, track and gymnastics could get a percentage of the remaining pie.
Here's Texas Tech's expected payout of Rev Share to WBB...
From what I can tell, most schools will allot from ~1.7% to 5% of Rev Share to WBB. My hope is Beth allots 5% for WBB like Georgia does to take advantage of CCs momentum. Can't really prove it, but the intent is to be at the top to keep the WBB program moving forward with top recruits and not backsliding into pre-CC days.
This podcast was ~one month ago with Brad H. See if this sounds different to you on WBB NIL and this was before Rev Share...
@53:00 - 56:50 WBB donations & Lucy (took it as the Charity/Base NIL took care of her because the question was donation based and he's talking about Collective $ and not Corp $). Plus, we are at the very top of WBB NIL. At first he says top of B1G and then later says only 3 or 4 teams were in on Lucy. I take it these were not all B1G teams which gave me the impression we're near the top in the nation.
Beth on WBB...
"And then at Iowa (and not at Penn State, for example), there’s a top-shelf women’s basketball program that needs to be funded. That will remain a peak priority at Iowa, too. Goetz said as much in a late-December sit-down with the Des Moines Register, that she knows Iowa is competing for top-20 national recruits and can’t afford to lose the momentum created by the Caitlin Clark phenomenon. Women’s basketball ticket sales exceeded the men's for the first time ever in FY2024, and every seat was sold in Carver-Hawkeye for 2024-25. Goetz would be irresponsible to risk throwing that momentum away by short-changing Jan Jensen’s women’s program."
Leistikow: After Darian DeVries miss, Beth Goetz needs to address math problem for Iowa basketball
The Iowa athletics director has to respond quickly to the Darian DeVries fallout and deliver on an NIL package.
www.hawkcentral.com
For Rev share Iowa receives the highest level of payout at $20.5MM...
Georgia...
"Football players would get at least 75 percent of the revenue after scholarships, men’s basketball players 15 percent and women’s basketball players 5 percent.
Those percentages are based out of a model in the preliminary House settlement."
"Football players are expected to get at least $13.5 million, men’s basketball players about $2.7 million and women’s basketball players about $900,000. Other sport athletes like baseball, track and gymnastics could get a percentage of the remaining pie.
Georgia athletics unveils plan for its $20.5 million in revenue sharing with athletes
How will Georgia athletics divvy up the $20.5 million it plans to distribute to players in revenue sharing? Athletic director Josh Brooks offers details
www.onlineathens.com
Here's Texas Tech's expected payout of Rev Share to WBB...
From what I can tell, most schools will allot from ~1.7% to 5% of Rev Share to WBB. My hope is Beth allots 5% for WBB like Georgia does to take advantage of CCs momentum. Can't really prove it, but the intent is to be at the top to keep the WBB program moving forward with top recruits and not backsliding into pre-CC days.
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