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College Football News, Rumor & Humor
- Thread starter Darth Snow
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Players paid directly by schools in relation to higher education feels icky. They should get paid by a third party org. Athletic Departments need to spin off.
Getting a freaking bargain off the new Buffs
The nubs are getting the same cut as Kennesaw St University. Nice.
Is that bitcoin? Even $100k doesn’t cover one student’s scholarship for four years.
cu3x
Well-Known Member
Unbelievable, but believable
sports.yahoo.com
Reports: Colorado S Shilo Sanders, Deion's son, facing NIL questions after filing for bankruptcy, $12 million assault lawsuit
A high school security guard won $12 million judgement after alleging Shilo Sanders broke his neck in 2015.
sports.yahoo.com
SeanMSan
Well-Known Member
2015?! Did they file the papers on the last day before that statute of limitations expired? My near-nine year old daughter was most likely still in uetero when this happened…Unbelievable, but believable
Reports: Colorado S Shilo Sanders, Deion's son, facing NIL questions after filing for bankruptcy, $12 million assault lawsuit
A high school security guard won $12 million judgement after alleging Shilo Sanders broke his neck in 2015.
Yeah, sad. Probably bowed out on him too.Unbelievable, but believable
Reports: Colorado S Shilo Sanders, Deion's son, facing NIL questions after filing for bankruptcy, $12 million assault lawsuit
A high school security guard won $12 million judgement after alleging Shilo Sanders broke his neck in 2015.
Really sucks for the 20-25 guys on every FBS roster. The trickle down effect this is going to have on FBS rosters is immense. P2/P4 walk ons becoming scholarship players for the G5 and current G5 scholarship players become FCS/D2 players.
I'd be surprised if most programs even carry 85.
Sometimes those FBS walk-ons could go to the FCS ranks since some FCS schools are well set up in the NIL department such as the North Dakota schools and probably other states. Better than going to an also-ran G5 school such as the one in the north part of this state.
Just another step in the dropping of all pretense of these being "college" athletics as an amateur part of the college experience.
What we are seeing, especially in the P2/P4 level is a professionalization of the game. It will be 18 year old athletes going to a city where there is a university to play football (or basketball) with no expectation of them being anything more than nominally a student. Those who don't perform to a high level will be out the door. Those who weren't good enough out of high school to be offered a paid position and went to FCS/D2 will be recruited in to replace them.
It's going to be an interesting next couple of decades in the sport. Schools are seeing stars in their eyes with media revenue figures in excess of $40-100 million per year. The model will work for a limited number of schools but first the G5 schools then the non-B2 conference schools will be hit.
In addition to existing expenses including coaching, travel, recruiting, support for S&C, nutrition, academic support, etc. now they are looking at players salaries for a full roster plus medical, etc.
What happens when they start seeing this relationship turn into long term expenses for those athletes who suffered permanent physical harm, millions paid out for guys with bad knees and shoulders, not even touching on the CTE issue.
I don't think it will be long before we start seeing schools decide the numbers don't make sense and wanting to move back to an older version of the model. CSU already subsidizes the athletic program.
Reading their current year budget they have total athletic expenses of over $59 million and revenues of about $48 million leaving a deficit of $11 million coming out of general budget funds. What they don't break out is that over half of that $48 million in revenue is student fees. The closest figure I could find was about $24.5 million in student fees for 2017-18 of $24.5 million.
https://www.budgets.colostate.edu/Forms/OperatingBudgetSummaries/FY24_Operating_Budget_Summary.pdf
They aren't going to be getting B1G or SEC payouts or even B12/ACC payouts but all of the sudden they are going to be paying an entire roster of players for football and basketball.
It will also only be a short time until we see the lawsuits from athletes in women's sports demanding to be compensated based on title IX considerations.
It is simply going to be impossible for a lot of schools to justify this kind of money for something that is now further from their academic and research mission. I could even see schools that are in the higher revenue group like a Stanford and Cal deciding that it isn't worth it and realizing that not being part of the top tier professional model hasn't hurt the Ivy League schools.
I think the trickle down effect of eliminating WOs would be more redistribution of top talent to other programs since scholarship players would then be used as scout team players. SEC has essentially cornered the market on high level recruiting so it would hurt them the most.
I always knew Southern Utah was a dirty program. Hopefully the NCAA nails those cheaters.
SeanMSan
Well-Known Member
“But…the kNU flag is on the cover…” will be a line in an upcoming podcast of former nub player, current nub fluffer Will Compton.
SeanMSan
Well-Known Member
Soooo…does this mean polygamy is against NCAA policy or…?
Seems like a weak move. Basically a CSU donor who ran their NIL campaign.
Maybe it worked with Jack Graham? Went to ramnation to check out the pulse and not even a single comment yet
Maybe it worked with Jack Graham? Went to ramnation to check out the pulse and not even a single comment yet
These are the types of things that are going to boost CU's revenue more than the average program.
I can see the sweet uni patch now.
Might be done if they start looking like Nascar drivers
Colorado Football, brought to you by Carl’s Jr.
His name is Chandler
Prime makes the whole world of sponsors possible
I think the Louis Vuitton jerseys would fly off the shelf.
Appy State and Boise State doing a home and home. 2025 in Boise and 2027 in Boone NC. Could be a fun one.
appstatesports.com
App State, Boise State Announce Football Games in 2025, 2027 - App State Athletics
BOONE, N.C. — App State and Boise State — with tradition-rich football programs that rank first and second in wins by Group of Five schools over the last decade
appstatesports.com
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