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Kentucky freshman gets Porsche: NIL

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CJ scored too
 
This will implode rather quickly. Hopefully someone will put some rules in place and cap amounts per person and per university. Certain teams will get all the best players on scholaship and then get 5 more as walkons if they are getting compensation equal to or more than the scholarship value. It will implode rather quickly when the 10 best schools are always winning with their "superstars". Attendance will falter at the other 150 universities that lose continually and fans take the view that I don't need to waste my time there today. No ticket sales, no revenue, no reason.
 
This is the present and future. Players will go to the highest bidder, period. Recruiting visits are no longer needed. Iowa better get an effective NIL strategy in place to attract too talent. https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.as.../tyty-washington-nil-porsche-uk-wildcats-news
We were in the running for Tyty Washington?? I had no idea he was even considering Iowa. We should probably start by getting a Porsche dealership in Iowa first, I doubt Porsche Omaha is going to be sponsoring Hawkeyes. McGrath Chevyland just isn't going to cut it if we want to compete with Kentucky.
 
Gee, who didn't see this coming. College sports--the way a lot of folks, myself included, loved them--are done.

I'm not saying these kids shouldn't be able to get paid for who they are, but the slime balls are going to be WAY more slimy.

Hope you are wrong.

Spencer Rattler, the OU QB, got both a truck and sedan, IIRC. Now he's been benched. LOL
 
This honestly doesn’t bother me.

-That type of recruit never comes to Iowa anyway
-It’s happened forever in college sports, especially basketball
-While it’ll take a few years, the market will eventually correct itself. The QB at OSU got a $1 million deal and hasn’t even sniffed the field. Sponsors are going to be a lot more cautious as time goes on to get a better ROI.
 
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This honestly doesn’t bother me.

-That type of recruit never comes to Iowa anyway
-It’s happened forever in college sports, especially basketball
-While it’ll take a few years, the market will eventually correct itself. The QB at OSU got a $1 million deal and hasn’t even sniffed the field. Sponsors are going to be a lot more cautious as time goes on to get a better ROI.
No no no. This is the end of the world as we know it! It's all downhill from here. Might as well never another moment of college sports!
 
Does NIL allow for pay for performance? I think we can round up enough cash to buy every Hawk a Porsche if they win a B1G championship.
 
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I have to laugh at anyone who thought this wasn't going to be immediately used for buying recruits.

Thats the exact reason it was against the rules.

This is going to significantly change college basketball for the worse.

Combine this with effective free agency and its going to be a disaster.

Best case scenario, the ncaa is fired by the majority of schools and a new governing body is put in place.
 
I have to laugh at anyone who thought this wasn't going to be immediately used for buying recruits.

Thats the exact reason it was against the rules.

This is going to significantly change college basketball for the worse.

Combine this with effective free agency and its going to be a disaster.

Best case scenario, the ncaa is fired by the majority of schools and a new governing body is put in place.

You gotta be wondering what the founders of Nike (Oregon) and Under Armor (Maryland) have in the works
 
It has filtered down to high schools with the best athletes attending IMG academy's, etc. No longer about academics to many athletes. It will ruin college athletics, sooner than later. There will be the haves and have nots.
 
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NIL will ruin College Basketball as we know it. This is sad, I do not think the NIL is right just like I do not think NCAA and Colleges making $$$ off of student-athletes are right, not sure what the right answer is but this is not it.
 
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