The program still needs the money for recruiting, flights, etc. It’s not an either or thing.
For schools with our financial resources it just might be.
The program still needs the money for recruiting, flights, etc. It’s not an either or thing.
The schools still don’t get to directly give players money. They have to keep up with the budget as it was pre-NIL.For schools with our financial resources it just might be.
Over 4500 D1 college basketball players and armageddon is being declared based on a less than 1% of examples.![]()
He’s talking about large NIL deals for transfers, not the transfers themselves. The size of the portal hasn’t changed much with NIL than it did just prior to NIL.You say less than 1%, yet VCU had 4 scholarship players enter the transfer portal this spring. That's 31% of the 13 player scholarship limit of the team.
Only time will tell whether or how NIL's will impact the transfer portal. NIL is in its infancy.He’s talking about large NIL deals for transfers, not the transfers themselves. The size of the portal hasn’t changed much with NIL than it did just prior to NIL.
He’s talking about large NIL deals for transfers, not the transfers themselves. The size of the portal hasn’t changed much with NIL than it did just prior to NIL.
He’s talking about people freaking out over a relatively small number of NIL deals that they’re seeing.At this point, NIL's and the transfer portal go hand in hand.
There is no correlation of any of the 4 leaving today that indicates it was a result of NIL, which is the topic of my post. If anything there are several obvious arguments that could be made for all of the departed except Ward.You say less than 1%, yet VCU had 4 scholarship players enter the transfer portal this spring. That's 31% of the 13 player scholarship limit of the team.
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