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Yeah... I totally get why the schools have to request the money, I am just laughing at the absurdity of it all. Could you imagine if the the NFL said to the owners the only way their players could be paid was if a 3rd party paid them w/o the owner sharing any revenue with them or the players...

I like this tweet from Pate as I think in the near future everyone is going to look back on this and say wtf were they thinking; we are talking about schools that are going to be getting close to $100M a year in just TV revenue and they are asking for fans to donate money. Now, he is talking...

Oh I agree that most follow that, but clearly not all and I would think with the numbers advantage that a lot of those schools have and college football being more entrenched in certain parts of the country that they would have more of those outliers.

It's honestly why I am surprised that Miami has been able to do so well in NIL; I figured there would be a lot more schools with donors willing to put up some big bucks than we have seen so far.

I was wondering if that is what happened with him. Thanks for the info.

Re the 85 scholarship limit, what is to stop Miami (or any school) from bringing in players as walk-ons and then their tuition is paid for as part of their NIL deal? BYU did something similar - although I think it truly was to reward the walk-ons/get publicity as opposed to getting around the...

I assume he is talking about Francisco Mauigoa Edit: I thought you were replying to Cribby's post about 'former teammate'. I assumed LAMP just meant that Ward is an active recruiter, which he confirmed after I wrote my original reply and before I edited this.