I think Sam's hair may rival Bobby D's. Yeah, I know that's sacrilegious, but I said it.
What's a good WF/Hartman game to watch from last season? Found some free time this afternoon and want to check him out in action.
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Are $160 free shoes really "significant" in the landscape of NIL? I'd say unequivocally not even close.One question, one statement.
So, is this confirmation that NIL was a part of the UA deal?
Obvious and significant example of ND using NIL to benefit the football program.
They put that video out themselves. They aren’t going to pump videos of the players real money nil dealsAre $160 free shoes really "significant" in the landscape of NIL? I'd say unequivocally not even close.
Depending on if/what Sam got, perhaps. Maybe that's what you meant, but no way to say if it's significant without terms.
Are $160 free shoes really "significant" in the landscape of NIL? I'd say unequivocally not even close.
Depending on if/what Sam got, perhaps. Maybe that's what you meant, but no way to say if it's significant without terms.
Haha, they’ve had it for like two weeks.Glad ND leveraged that UA deal for one player
And Drake Maye. Pretty laughable. I used to like KlattMcCarthy over Williams? GTFO. I stopped there
Haha. I was so pissed off about Williams I completely forgot about MayeAnd Drake Maye. Pretty laughable. I used to like Klatt
That is not the only takeaway. MF says at the beginning of the video, " "Part of my discussions with Jack when we started talking about Under Armor... I said, hey, take care of our players.," which directly confirms MF talked to JS about the next apparel deal - JS didn't just do what he wanted without getting MF's input - so when MF stressed "Hey, take care of our players,' that directly implies he thought the next deal should include more than just apparel and money for the university, and I think there's no doubt he was referring to NIL.The takeaway from that video is the shoes? Lol.
It’s that Sam Hartman got a deal from our apparel sponsor. That felt obvious.
The flip side of this is equally true. He could have gone lots of places. He came here. It probably wasn't only about NIL but if our NIL wasn't competitive we would not have landed the best quarterback on the transfer market. I'm sure Alabama wanted him too.I've not seen anything concrete to say NDs NIL deals are "significant". Lots of "oh trust me Sam is probably getting paid". Loose hints at it, and I feel you guys are taking that a bit too wishfully. A deal is only as good as it's terms. If they gave him $20K, who cares, that's nothing and he'd definitely have passed up much more to come to ND.
So consider me unsold that it's substantial/significant. It's like the UFO thread - maybe, but there's even less proof ND's NIL game is significant than there are that UFOs are visiting us.
I wouldn't be surprised if Nicco didnt get the $8M at Tennessee. But with a number like that he likely cleared 7 figures. It doesn't have to be exact to what's reported for it to send a signal of what it is.The flip side of this is equally true. He could have gone lots of places. He came here. It probably wasn't only about NIL but if our NIL wasn't competitive we would not have landed the best quarterback on the transfer market. I'm sure Alabama wanted him too.
And while I agree that our NIL offers to recruits - as opposed to guys like Hartman - are not competitive when compared with what the big spenders are offering, I also think there's far more smoke and mirrors to some "$4 million" NIL deal for Hot Shit QB Recruit that only turns out to be $100K than whatever it is we're doing with guys like Hartman.
So do you think the best QB in the transfer portal chose ND without any NIL guarantees?I wouldn't be surprised if Nicco didnt get the $8M at Tennessee. But with a number like that he likely cleared 7 figures. It doesn't have to be exact to what's reported for it to send a signal of what it is.
We've never heard as much as $1 for a ND player. The biggest "proof" We've had is via the beats who quote recruits who say NIL was discussed, and that basically it's not a deal breaker (aka, NDs is weak).
We just lost three, 5-star commits in one class due to NIL. Not sure how much more clear it can be ND ain't it for NIL.