NIL Thread

[jessej]

shorter scholarship rosters due to Transfer Portal/NIL?
This approach may work for the Top 50 programs - usure about the rest of D-1

Calipari mulls limiting Ark. roster to '8 or 9 guys'

As he prepares for his first season at Arkansas, John Calipari said he won't stack his rosters with an abundance of talent, which was his tactic during his lengthy tenure at Kentucky.

www.espn.com

 

[gmubrian]

shorter scholarship rosters due to Transfer Portal/NIL?
This approach may work for the Top 50 programs - usure about the rest of D-1

Calipari mulls limiting Ark. roster to '8 or 9 guys'

As he prepares for his first season at Arkansas, John Calipari said he won't stack his rosters with an abundance of talent, which was his tactic during his lengthy tenure at Kentucky.

www.espn.com

Doesn't Bona typically use only 5-6 guys? I thought there were a couple other programs/coaches in the A10 that weren't too far behind on pretty much only using their starters.

 

[jessej]

shorter scholarship rosters due to Transfer Portal/NIL?
This approach may work for the Top 50 programs - usure about the rest of D-1

Calipari mulls limiting Ark. roster to '8 or 9 guys'

As he prepares for his first season at Arkansas, John Calipari said he won't stack his rosters with an abundance of talent, which was his tactic during his lengthy tenure at Kentucky.

www.espn.com

8-9 man rotation on scholarship and with most of the NIL money
put the rest of the practice squad on scholarship with a minimum monthly stipend

works fine until
1) a game with multiple players in foul trouble
2) overtime games
3) there are multiple injuries among the rotation players
4) players out due to a team illness or bug
5) tournaments where you play 3-5 games over 3-5 days

 

[mkaufman1]

I seem to remember George Mason basketball going with 8-9 scholarship players for a year or two.

Don't think it went very well. Couldn't imagine it going very well at any level, always need warm bodies in the event of an injury and to practice with.

 

[jessej]

MSN

www.msn.com

I would need some proof before i believe this.
How many schools in Div 1 has an NIL budget of $2M or more?
and UW is not one of them.

If true, what would this do to team chemistry?

 

[GSII]

MSN

www.msn.com

I would need some proof before i believe this.
How many schools in Div 1 has an NIL budget of $2M or more?
and UW is not one of them.

If true, what would this do to team chemistry?

"known" being the key word.

 

[GMUgemini]

"known" being the key word.

Yes. It seems to me that there isn’t enough information about the deals and these collectives to be transparent about any of it.

I’ve seen posters on here ask about our own NIL deals and so far the most I’ve heard is “you’d be surprised at what some of our players are making.” OK…

I think transparency is important here for a lot of reasons, but mainly for the players to understand what the market landscape actually looks like. I have no idea if they know or not (maybe they do), but if donors don’t know (and they’re paying for these deals) I doubt the players know outside of their own bubble what the market actually looks like.

Is this $2 million figure legit? Maybe, maybe not. Who knows.

 

[GSII]

OCM was preaching transparency about a year and a half ago.

He and Tony were together in Coral Gables a few days ago. Anyone know if we got a home and home out of it? Game plan vs Duke? lol

 

[Falco]

8-9 man rotation on scholarship and with most of the NIL money
put the rest of the practice squad on scholarship with a minimum monthly stipend

works fine until
1) a game with multiple players in foul trouble
2) overtime games
3) there are multiple injuries among the rotation players
4) players out due to a team illness or bug
5) tournaments where you play 3-5 games over 3-5 days

And practice. It’s smart to practice against good players.

I think that’s why Kelly saw a big leap in performance, he practiced every day with A10 players and had to post up against Henry!

 

[Falco]

8-9 man rotation on scholarship and with most of the NIL money
put the rest of the practice squad on scholarship with a minimum monthly stipend

works fine until
1) a game with multiple players in foul trouble
2) overtime games
3) there are multiple injuries among the rotation players
4) players out due to a team illness or bug
5) tournaments where you play 3-5 games over 3-5 days

And practice. It’s smart to practice against good players.

I think that’s why Kelly saw a big leap in performance, he practiced every day with A10 players and had to post up against Henry!

 

[GSII]

And practice. It’s smart to practice against good players.

I think that’s why Kelly saw a big leap in performance, he practiced every day with A10 players and had to post up against Henry!

And Haynes.

 

[jessej]

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41:00: Penny Hardaway says some players are making more than his assistants.

 

[gmubrian]

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41:00: Penny Hardaway says some players are making more than his assistants.

Not the same thing, but similar situation, most NBA players make a lot more than the assistant coaches on their team.

 

[jessej]

Not the same thing, but similar situation, most NBA players make a lot more than the assistant coaches on their team.

Yes, at the pro/NBA level; I'd say that this is another metric that says that major college bball is now at least semi-pro.

 

[MASONscott]

https://www.wsj.com/sports/basketball/ncaa-revenue-athletes-settlement-0b53306d

This looks to be a monumental development

 

[MASONscott]

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[JimP]

https://www.wsj.com/sports/basketball/ncaa-revenue-athletes-settlement-0b53306d

This looks to be a monumental development

It's tough to keep track of all that is changing. In terms of the settlement, I read an article somewhere today that alleged the smaller conferences are being asked to pay in much more than they should have to. Surprise, surprise.

 

[psyclone]

https://www.wsj.com/sports/basketball/ncaa-revenue-athletes-settlement-0b53306d

This looks to be a monumental development

Additional perspective:

Mandel: What college sports' pay-for-play era will mean — and won't mean

A day few in college sports would have deemed imaginable even three years ago, much less 30, has (almost) arrived. But we'll keep watching.

www.nytimes.com

 

[nynva]

NCAA, Power Five conferences vote to approve $2.8B settlement in House, Hubbard and Carter cases https://www.yahoo.com/sports/ncaa-p...house-hubbard-and-carter-cases-001736810.html

Under the approved framework, the NCAA will fund 41% of the damages ($1.1 billion) while the schools will fund 59% ($1.65 billion) over the 10-year payback period. At issue is the schools’ portion. The power conferences will pay about $664 million in contributions to the damages. The other 27 non-power conferences will pay $990 million — a split that has angered those from non-power leagues.

 

[GSII]

How many power conf schools vs non power conf schools are there?

Is the Big East in the power 5?

Is it determined by who has made more money from ncaa tourney? Maybe it should be bc Gonzaga shouldn't pay what we pay.