College Athletics Branding - Name Image Likeness Rules

[IRISHDODGER]

My bet would be that it was Auburn

 

[pumpdog20]

Dumb, take the money. May not come again

 

[SeekNDestroy]

Dumb, take the money. May not come again

I imagine his brother takes care of him.

 

[ColinKSU]

It’d have been extremely funny if it was Alabama.

 

[FDNYIrish1]

I would guess Bama. His brother played there and they needed a QB. Makes me wonder what TBs deal was.

 

[Rockin’Irish]

He was originally at Bama but transferred to Maryland so I doubt if it was Bama coming back for a second round (although I guess it’s always possible).

 

[Giddyup]

Probably a lot of conditions/incentives on that money.

 

[Jiggafini19Deux]

 

[notredomer23]

Why anyone would consider going to Florida between this and Rashada is baffling.

 

[T Town Tommy]

He was originally at Bama but transferred to Maryland so I doubt if it was Bama coming back for a second round (although I guess it’s always possible).

It actually was that cow college in “west” Gawga.
The $ from Auburn’s big time guys was intentionally cut off during the Harsin debacle. Yellawood finally got what he wanted and started spending again. They missed on little Tua but have had more success on the trail recently.

 

[NDFAN2008]

I think one thing we need to get better at this off-season is filling backup holes and some starting positions with transfers. Looking at FSU their top 3 receivers were all transfers

 

[SouthSideChiDomer]

Why anyone would consider going to Florida between this and Rashada is baffling.

I'm pretty sure Big League Advance isn't a Florida thing. Its actually been around in baseball for a while. Hence "Big League".

Its basically selling equity in yourself. It works well in the baseball model with the idea that the money could help a player make the majors because they can use the money to get better food, not have to sleep on a couch in a crowded apartment, and just generally have a better developmental environment than what the minors and their sub-minimum wages offer you.

In this case, this guy was an idiot for agreeing to the deal when he was already draft eligible and it would be a net negative for him as soon as he signed if picked in the first two rounds, especially when Florida is probably providing a pretty high level training environment and living conditions.

 

[notredomer23]

I'm pretty sure Big League Advance isn't a Florida thing. Its actually been around in baseball for a while. Hence "Big League".

Its basically selling equity in yourself. It works well in the baseball model with the idea that the money could help a player make the majors because they can use the money to get better food, not have to sleep on a couch in a crowded apartment, and just generally have a better developmental environment than what the minors and their sub-minimum wages offer you.

In this case, this guy was an idiot for agreeing to the deal when he was already draft eligible and it would be a net negative for him as soon as he signed if picked in the first two rounds, especially when Florida is probably providing a pretty high level training environment and living conditions.

Good to know, I figured it was a UF related fund given their history

 

[Rockin’Irish]

It actually was that cow college in “west” Gawga.
The $ from Auburn’s big time guys was intentionally cut off during the Harsin debacle. Yellawood finally got what he wanted and started spending again. They missed on little Tua but have had more success on the trail recently.

I’ve definitely noticed that ol’ Jimmy has been spending a bit more recently on recruiting wins, it makes a lot of sense they went after Taulia.

 

[Huntr]

Pay the players

 

[IRISHDODGER]

Pay the players

I think they will and you will see more, if not all; coaches start flipping rosters for lack of performance like Deion did. If they’re getting paid, no one can cry foul. This is CFB’s version of Moneyball IMO. After Riley and now especially after Deion, HC will have to follow suit to compete.

 

[IRISHDODGER]

It actually was that cow college in “west” Gawga.
The $ from Auburn’s big time guys was intentionally cut off during the Harsin debacle. Yellawood finally got what he wanted and started spending again. They missed on little Tua but have had more success on the trail recently.

That makes sense. TJ Lindsey was supposedly handed $50k in cash when he visited Auburn. Soon after, he transferred to IMG for his SR season and committed to Auburn.

 

[Huntr]

I think they will and you will see more, if not all; coaches start flipping rosters for lack of performance like Deion did. If they’re getting paid, no one can cry foul. This is CFB’s version of Moneyball IMO. After Riley and now especially after Deion, HC will have to follow suit to compete.

Players get pushed out now.

 

[stlnd01]

I'm pretty sure Big League Advance isn't a Florida thing. Its actually been around in baseball for a while. Hence "Big League".

Its basically selling equity in yourself. It works well in the baseball model with the idea that the money could help a player make the majors because they can use the money to get better food, not have to sleep on a couch in a crowded apartment, and just generally have a better developmental environment than what the minors and their sub-minimum wages offer you.

In this case, this guy was an idiot for agreeing to the deal when he was already draft eligible and it would be a net negative for him as soon as he signed if picked in the first two rounds, especially when Florida is probably providing a pretty high level training environment and living conditions.

Yeah I kind of get that for baseball prospects, but giving up 15 percent of your lifetime earnings for $430,000 upfront seems like a bad bet, especially for a guy who was a second-round draft pick coming from a big-time college football program. It's a money loser for him if he makes more than $3 million in the NFL. Really he should sue his agent.

 

[Jiggafini19Deux]

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[notredomer23]

 

[irishff1014]

Who did t see this coming

 

[notredomer23]

MSU is built on NIL. Mass exodus of proportions we haven’t seen to the portal is gonna happen weather now in the 30 day window or at the end of the year

 

[Huntr]

 

[AvesEvo]

I thought money/gifts couldn't come directly from the school?

 

[notredomer23]

Reading more into this, every player is just getting a 6 month lease. I mean it’s better than nothing, but this comes to roughly $4000/player, not $60K

 

[irishff1014]

That’s expensive!!!

 

[irishff1014]

Reading more into this, every player is just getting a 6 month lease. I mean it’s better than nothing, but this comes to roughly $4000/player, not $60K

Makes more sense

 

[LOVEMYIRISH]

I thought money/gifts couldn't come directly from the school?

They can't...but it didn't come directly from the school

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[calvegas04]

I'm in Utah right now and the SLC local news just reported on it. They said it was 63 players and it is a 1 year lease and insurance