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And he just cut a fire promo before getting killed by Lance Archer.Dan Lambert sighting at the AEW event at the Knight center.
And he just cut a fire promo before getting killed by Lance Archer.Dan Lambert sighting at the AEW event at the Knight center.
just put the edit up a few posts back.And he just cut a fire promo before getting killed by Lance Archer.
Without NIL, Miami had absolutely no chance of being competitive again. To actually have a chance at a championship, you have to drop bags. If Miami decided tomorrow it wanted to build a championship roster quickly and got into the bag dropping business as deeply as Bama, UGA, Clemson, OSU (and even Oregon) , the NCAA would crack down in an instant and hit Miami with penalties so severe it would make the death penalty seem like a mercy killing. NIL doesn't level the playing field but it presents the only possible chance (admittedly slim) , of getting back to prominence since we can't break the rules the way many other schools do.
There are a lot of Miami fans who have the money to donate and want to help the program, but they aren't giving because they don't want to fund the clown show inside the Hecht. At least now we can make direct contributions to players and bypass Blake James. The MMA guy said he's already been contacted by many other businesses in S Fl who are like minded and want to do something similar to make the U great again. Miami was the first program in the NIL era to have deal that benefited all the players on a team. There is plenty more to come.
Superstars at any school in the country are going to get rich, but I'm proud that Miami is being recognized as being the one team in the country that is making sure every player benefits. What did D'Eriq King do after signing his NIL deal? He announced he was going to share with his teammates. Like he said, "When I eat, we all eat." Why is that of all the schools, Miami is the one that is signing deals where all 85 players benefit instead of just the superstars, and the star players on the team that also sign individual deals are, on their own initiative, sharing their windfall? As the saying goes, "It's a U thing. You wouldnt understand."
Dan Lambert sighting at the AEW event at the Knight center. He even got into the act. wonder if he's got something cooking with AEW?
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Who is saying that? Sounds dumb as ****.So would this mean that the player can leave one program to play at another without any NCAA repercussions since they won't be on scholarship?
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How are endorsements ops not going to be weighed when choosing what school to go to?
Seems like a disaster. Not that kids are getting paid but in that parity will suffer because the money schools will do whatever is necessary to keep their school at the top of that list. What's to stop a booster from saying I need you to promote my tailgate and hand the kids 100K?
Would be nice if the athletic department made financial classes mandatory so kids could actually learn to protect their money instead of ****ing it away.
Better yet, entrepreneur/business offers finance education for athletes and hires a few to help promote or even teach it.
It is the wild west but look at what Phil Knight and T Boone Pickens did for their respective schools in trying to use their billionaire money to build up the programs. Is that not an unfair advantage as well?
This is just the start, I would imagine. The first one listed is going to become the new bump rule. How is Miami not allowed to discuss Ignite with prospective players?
The 40k limit is also interesting. Miami has a higher than normal tuition rate I would assume. If players exceed that threshold at UM then they need to exceed it by a lot to cover their costs or it isn’t worthwhile.
People are stupid, you know...Do you honestly think when someone makes a million dollars he doesn't know he shouldn't buy a Bentley?
Yup.so wait, if your NIL exceeds 40k, you are no longer a scholarship player?
Yup.
so at this time D'Eriq King is now a walk on? I wonder if this has any bearing on our scholarship numbers. obviously not on the initial counters.Yup.
Wait if that's true does that mean we have more open scholly's to give out? Cane you say "PORTAL MANIA"!!!!so wait, if your NIL exceeds 40k, you are no longer a scholarship player?
think the initial counters will hurt that.Wait if that's true does that mean we have more open scholly's to give out? Cane you say "PORTAL MANIA"!!!!
Well, I did some research and, as another poster already pointed out, the document is unconfirmed. I am pretty sure if such a "border" for maximum profit existed, everyone would know about it and the NCAA would have made that absolutely clear.so at this time D'Eriq King is now a walk on? I wonder if this has any bearing on our scholarship numbers. obviously not on the initial counters.