Batman1948
Gonna fix all the leaks in this place
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So I've been thinking about this and I do think there needs to be a cap of maybe $100k on incoming players with the NIL. I would rather see the players getting the job done on the field making the money. So after their freshman year let the NIL deals be bonkers but kids walking in with multi million dollar deals from high school is out of hand.I think we're all going to have to come to terms with NIL's effect on recruiting. If the market for an unproven 5 star QB is 1.5 to 2 mil, then we either pay it or get left in the dust. We can complain all we want about it, but it doesn't seem to be changing anytime soon.
I think it does mean something for us. TONS of churn happening right now, and so far, we're pretty rock solid (knocks on wood). Lots of staff turnover, and QBs learning completely new playbooks could mean some extra Ls early in the season next year (cough, Pitt, cough). So, relatively speaking, we still net positive out of all this.Calzada and Slovis in the portal. Doesn’t mean anything for us but man there’s a ton of QBs in there.
Needs to be something above $100k and something less than the max rookie contract in the NFL. Not sure where, but I feel like $100k is too low.So I've been thinking about this and I do think there needs to be a cap of maybe $100k on incoming players with the NIL. I would rather see the players getting the job done on the field making the money. So after their freshman year let the NIL deals be bonkers but kids walking in with multi million dollar deals from high school is out of hand.
Just don’t like where the game is headed. These kids aren’t professionals.
I don't think they are. Their biggest heartache was being told they were not allowed to play at all while the offense is on the field. They love their time and take what ever they can get. While they are technically part of the athletic department they don't get the same privileges as others (not saying they should). Most of the kids in the band are not on scholarship. They do get a small stipend at the end of the season ($400.00). They do it because they love it. The majority of them are not music majors either.Question for you: are the POTS musicians happy with all the recorded music being played?
The POTS always got the crowd so fired up. I just can’t see the same response to some snippet of recorded music.
I would always choose to listen to the POTS instead. Seems like an incredible waste of all the scholarship money…
To me, it isn't so much of "coming to terms" with it being too much $, it's the open-market problem of rich schools/regions dominating universities in regions with smaller economic footprints.I think we're all going to have to come to terms with NIL's effect on recruiting. If the market for an unproven 5 star QB is 1.5 to 2 mil, then we either pay it or get left in the dust. We can complain all we want about it, but it doesn't seem to be changing anytime soon.
There are lots of things to sell a kid and their families in recruiting. If kids believe in your vision for a program they will come. Most of recruiting is still about relationships. Drinkwitz may be a used car salesman like Butch Jones.