wonder what CJ got. Maybe a VW Bug circa 1975
And their probably wanting to repo it now....
Certainly those that say it won't change the game. Not that pay for play hasn't been happening but the big donor schools are really getting a get out of jail free card now.....
They'll fall behind if they don't
So what you are saying is that what Kentucky has been doing for the last 60 years is now public and legal
.....This is not something new.He's from the Congo Larry. Like we would have any idea what name a family in Africa would come up with or the meaning behind it......
Spencer Lee making money off his name, Caitlyn Clark making money off her image, Tyler Lindberbaum making money off his likeness. Yeah I'm okay with it, these kids deserve it.
Since it’s legal, YES!! We should maximize every opportunity to being in the best players period. If not, we’re not trying.
Or how much he would be worth to Kentucky or Kansas to transfer next year?????
Stuff like this is going to happen and that’s sad. While I’m thrilled someone like Clark can profit off her own name and likeness this NIL is going to screw up major sports.
Dude it’s here to stay. Is what it is. We’ve never recruited in the same sandbox as Kentucky, Kansas , etc and never will. Quit crying about it.
Keegan is going to make top 15 NBA money, and he will make more longer term because he will start his NBA career sooner. You get paid on your 2nd deal.
Why not? Pandora's box has been opened and its no longer illegal. If you don't want to do what you need to compete then don't bother having the major sports anymore. I was 100 percent against this as it is going to ruin the essence of college football and basketball, but unfortunately that's the game now. Adapt and survive, or stick to now irrelevant morals and become Nebraska. (The losing part, not the sticking to morals part)
You're amazing. You can tell the color of someone's skin by reading text. Must be posting from your yacht.............FI.
What gets me is there were actually people stupid enough to think this was going to help Iowa somehow.
Thats the next step.
You think Kentucky or Duke want more oversight? Pretty sure they like the way it is now.
NIL can even the playing field on recruiting, you just need to be willing to play that game. Case in point, Missouri and Kentucky ‘22 football recruiting classes. NIL money/promises were a big part of them getting the players they landed from the bog boys.
As with everything young spoiled leftits believe.
Of course not but they don't get to decide what everyone else does.
Right. The "cheating" is just all in plain sight now and will encourage the rich to get even richer. Unless the NCAA steps in and puts some limits on these new rules and I'm not sure they are able or willing to do so, we may as well establish two layers of competition: The Haves and The Have-nots
NIL would have been amazing when Jeremy Bloom had to choose between a football career at Colorado or skiing endorsements to help pay for his Olympic training.
They always had and always will have the choice to play professionally.
I remember the old anecdote that if you gave a player a bagel it was OK, but if you gave the player cream cheese to go with it, it was an infraction because it could then be considered a meal. And it was true.
Exactly. Michigan, Texas, OSU, Kentucky, Hell Oregon and the other OSU in Oklahoma. I guess someone needs to steer these folks who want to put their names on Buildings on the Iowa campus to start shelling out for top notch players. Unfortunately they don't get the same bang for their buck on a personal level or leave the same kind of family legacy in that scenario.
Wait, why should he not be able to profit off himself while he's in college? You don't seriously believe in the 1950s version of amateur sports, right? Lol.
