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Fuggin' Matt Painter..."Waaahhhh, waaahhhh, I'm going to be paid $3.225 million this year, but I want to continue to rely on free indentured servitude, while shaming and/or preventing other schools from doing things that are perfectly legal and within the NCAA rules..."

Normally when you do an IPO, you take a company that is not currently publicly-traded, and you then do an initial public offering of stock, where all of the money raised goes to the company. In a SPAC ("Special Purpose Acquisition Company"), you take a company that (essentially) has very little...

WAAAAAAAHHHHH. "We used to just pay $100K for a kid like that. I'm hurt. College basketball is ruined, now that the money is out in the open instead of secret."

F$U's NIL offer to Mims: UM's NIL offer to Mims:

I'd also prefer that he keep the compensatory details quiet. I do understand SOME advantages to making a public announcement, but I think these numerical details need to remain private. That's all. I do see all the angles, all the arguments, all the counter-arguments. I just think...