What Beau Pribula is getting for going to Missouri

[hawkeyemark18]

This. NIL is not going anywhere. It is not illegal to pay someone for services rendered. It is now a useless argument.

With that given, players have the opportunity to evaluate their mixed desires for playing time, being on a championship team, and pay. Individuals will evaluate differently. It may be hard to see for some, but talent acquisition is already diversifying across college football. I suspect, when more kids understand this, there will be continued, greater diversification of the talent pool.

There will always be a certain set, or emerging set, of teams that have ridiculous amounts of NIL to distribute. That may fluctuate, but NIL offerings will not change.

What does change is the potential, schools’ allowances to pay players. In evaluating money, playing time, and/or just desperately wanting to be on a championship team, the B1G and SEC are in the best position moving forward. For the other conferences, the only thing that improves the non-monetary disadvantage, would be a true, tournament of FBS champions. Players who are motivated by playing time and the potential for a championship could then evaluate that route, and they could probably still make some, albeit less, coin.

Very well thought out post. From what I understand the NCAA has taken it on the chin losing court cases. Hard to say what NIL offerings will look like over time. You make a great point that players may start to evaluate more what they want they want out of their college football experience. Hopefully revenue sharing will help with that.

 

[shanksit44]

He's probably still a much better deal than Iowa got with Cade.

As would 99% of the one-legged QB's entering this BS NIL era that college sports has descended into. NIL can't go away soon enough.

 

[JerseyCityHawki]

I was being slightly facetious, but it's true. You're worth whatever someone is willing and able to pay for your services. In this case it's worth $1.5 million to someone.

He’s making just a tad less than I am this year goddamn… he must be good! 😜

 

[hawkdave007]

I may be wrong, but I think these numbers being thrown around for these QBs are total value of the contract, not annual amounts. So if the number for Pribula is correct, it’s probably $750k/year for 2 years.

I have been wondering about this as well. The article linked inside of the sporting news article says $1.5M for 2025:

Sources tell On3 that the quarterback’s NIL package with the Tigers will pay him $1.5 million in 2025, on par with starting SEC quarterbacks.

Penn State transfer QB Beau Pribula signs seven-figure deal with Missouri

Penn State transfer quarterback Beau Pribula signed with Missouri on Sunday night, signing a seven-figure NIL package.

www.on3.com

But Cory Brada reported $1.5M "over two years".

$1.5M per year for Pribula seems high, but who knows anymore.

 

[Flying_Tiger]

$1.5 for a starter, which is what he will be at Missouri, makes perfect sense.

He is a dynamic player that will have a big impact if utilized properly.

 

[shanksit44]

$1.5 for a starter, which is what he will be at Missouri, makes perfect sense.

He is a dynamic player that will have a big impact if utilized properly.

sure he will

 

[BonzoFury]

sure he will

I'd put him up against any QB on our roster.

 

[RagnarLothbrok]

I'd put him up against any QB on our roster.

Me too.

Unfortunately, that’s not saying much.

 

[Ladell-hawk]

$1.5 million.

Seriously? Has this guy even started a college football game before?

I’m sure the kid is talented, but $1.5 million is too much for someone who has only played in mop-up duty. Iowa needs to spend that on their OL. Good lord.

Ex-Penn State backup quarterback Beau Pribula inks $1.5 million-dollar NIL deal from non-CFP SEC team | Sporting News

Former Penn State backup quarterback Beau Pribula has reportedly found his new team after opting to enter the transfer portal following the Nittany Lions' Big Ten title loss to Oregon.

www.sportingnews.com

I agree, there is no guarantee that he would even be the starter. I am glad we didn’t spend 1.5 million on him.

 

[rrdd2021]

$1.5 million.

Seriously? Has this guy even started a college football game before?

I’m sure the kid is talented, but $1.5 million is too much for someone who has only played in mop-up duty. Iowa needs to spend that on their OL. Good lord.

Ex-Penn State backup quarterback Beau Pribula inks $1.5 million-dollar NIL deal from non-CFP SEC team | Sporting News

Former Penn State backup quarterback Beau Pribula has reportedly found his new team after opting to enter the transfer portal following the Nittany Lions' Big Ten title loss to Oregon.

www.sportingnews.com

Welcome to College Football - 2024 version. It's out of control

 

[BrotherHawkeye]

$1.5 for a starter, which is what he will be at Missouri, makes perfect sense.

He is a dynamic player that will have a big impact if utilized properly.

That’s a pretty big IF for $1.5 million. Therein lies the problem with NIL. Fear leading to paying a lot for possibilities.

 

[yrunvs]

$1.5 for a starter, which is what he will be at Missouri, makes perfect sense.

He is a dynamic player that will have a big impact if utilized properly.

If you don't win the SEC title or have a deep run in the playoff would you consider him a flop then?

 

[jonesy5960]

If you don't win the SEC title or have a deep run in the playoff would you consider him a flop then?

Did he play like Cade or Stanley?