From my understanding the revenue sharing case if won will require the TV networks to share their profits with the players.
Television networks have contracts with the conferences. That revenue is split up amongst member schools. That goes into their budget. Each conference and member school has an individual budget and will be responsible to pay damages and then budget to pay players going forward if they become “employees” as some suggest will happen. Lot to shake our yet, but as suggested by your linked article, some ADs are already making budget cuts to get ready for it.From my understanding the revenue sharing case if won will require the TV networks to share their profits with the players.
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As college football continues to undergo radical change that includes the introduction of NIL and the transfer portal, some major decision makers in the sport cwww.si.com
Most depts at most universities could use a hair trim. A buzz cut is more like it. When I was in school back in the early 80's at PSU, I worked in the admissions office. They would restock the brochures in May with pallets that would go into storage. In July the new brochures would come out and we had to throw away all the old brochures that came in May. All in the name of, "if you don't spend the budgeted money, they take it away". New furniture every year too. I will never cry that universities are having to face what all of us do every day.
The U of Oregon appears to have more money than they know what to do with here in Eugene.
But that "buzz cut" won't be fair, logical, or even appropriate. It will follow the money. They'll still have those pallets of unused brochures and barely-used office furniture, but the star basketball center or football quarterback will have valet parking, catered meals, and new cars. And there will be no wrestling. They'll say that they can't afford it. And that goes especially for the "sacred" athletic programs at Power Five schools.
And yet they cut wrestling.
Sounds like how most government entities approach being Stuarts of our tax money.
For the record, I'd never put anyone named "Stuart" in charge of tax money.
Alirez is the only one we really need.
Is Jacori Teemer not in the portal? Did he commit somewhere? Staying at ASU?
I wouldn’t say no to any of them but not gonna go breaking the bank. Only one I’d say hard pass is Amine. I’ve watched paint dry enough.
It is sad that universities have bloated bureaucracies that have the end goal of preserving that bureaucracy without regard to anything else. I guarantee that every Iowa fan on this forum, and every PSU fan on our forum, would make better decisions for the good of our university than these pencil necks. I abhor wastefulness. Millions are spent at universities on absolutely nothing.
Look Cannon would be nice to have and I would write a decent size check for him. Alirez is a must get!! Adding Parco might not be a bad idea to depth if anything
Well he stands a better chance of winning another title there vs Iowa City.
We just keep falling further and further behind, and no one is doing anything different to stop it.
A truly healthy Cannon is a legit mid to upper AA candidate at 133. That is a big step up from what Iowa has now.
He was struggling trying to make 133 before. Low AA is probably the ceiling at 141, granted it's better than what Tom has lined up if Block can't make the weight but certainly not worth a big check for what you are getting.
I do get what you are saying. That is all true, but the buzz cut you want won't touch that crap. What is waste to you and to me is pocket change for college administrators. Like corporate management, it's built into their culture.
Spencer, Alirez, DeSanto, Eierman, and Real would be a great group of workout partners.
Tom’s loyalty is his downfall. His coaching staff, the hwc. Telford and Mstar could and should be replaced by non Hawk graduates, unless it’s SL. I don’t see any other hawk grads having a pull to bring guys in.
I think we’ve got a better chance of getting Parco than Alirez.
