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The way some of y'all talk in these threads is like you are writing the $2m checks yourselves.

Literally take any player that improves the roster. Not that complicated.
I think most are just having a realistic approach to it - knowing there's not endless funds to simply give every kid top dollar or asking price, and overpaying significantly can lead to issues within those walls if there's a huge discrepancy with deals. Everyone knows QBs get their share, just like the NFL.

And i still don't believe 80% of the numbers i see online.....maybe even a higher %
 
Exactly with the 20 mil playoff bonus why are they so concerned about saving money just to have it sit there lol

You can earn interest on that money and spend it next year, while also learning if you have a QB for the future (by trying out Nickel or Coleman). Throwing bags and overspending just to win 8-9 games with Emory is a poor investment. The only reason you do that is if you think the smoke around Malachi and Kansas State is actually concerning (I personally don't), and you fear you will lose him if you don't get enough pieces around him.
 
I think most are just having a realistic approach to it - knowing there's not endless funds to simply give every kid top dollar or asking price, and overpaying significantly can lead to issues within those walls if there's a huge discrepancy with deals. Everyone knows QBs get their share, just like the NFL.

And i still don't believe 80% of the numbers i see online.....maybe even a higher %
You have to look at it not year to year which I know you know.

if Coleman is who we think he is, then I’d imagine we will save some $$ next year for a QB. So knowing that, this year we SHOULD spend more in that bucket since technically it’s an allocation.

So let’s say this past year our annual budget was 20 million.

We have qbs getting 4 mil as a projection the next 3 years. We realize we don’t plan to go that route next year unless Coleman isn’t ready. Then we allocate those funds to this year which would have use over budget this year, but not next year. So we are essentially a wash.

Now imagine having to do that for every position group, different contracts, etc.

It’s high level business, but those concerned about $$ shouldn’t be as it’s already all figured out.

Now other schools(FSU) have not been operating on this business model and we see the results.

You have to hard cap yourself at a baseline and then adjust for inflation based on P&L margins.

I imagine we are flush or doing better for the foreseeable future since we received $$ for making it to the championship game.
 
You can earn interest on that money and spend it next year, while also learning if you have a QB for the future (by trying out Nickel or Coleman). Throwing bags and overspending just to win 8-9 games with Emory is a poor investment. The only reason you do that is if you think the smoke around Malachi and Kansas State is actually concerning (I personally don't), and you fear you will lose him if you don't get enough pieces around him.
TrumpyCane says huh?
 
You can earn interest on that money and spend it next year, while also learning if you have a QB for the future (by trying out Nickel or Coleman). Throwing bags and overspending just to win 8-9 games with Emory is a poor investment. The only reason you do that is if you think the smoke around Malachi and Kansas State is actually concerning (I personally don't), and you fear you will lose him if you don't get enough pieces around him.
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You can earn interest on that money and spend it next year, while also learning if you have a QB for the future (by trying out Nickel or Coleman). Throwing bags and overspending just to win 8-9 games with Emory is a poor investment. The only reason you do that is if you think the smoke around Malachi and Kansas State is actually concerning (I personally don't), and you fear you will lose him if you don't get enough pieces around him.
Malachi and who?????!!!!!!!!!! Tf you talking about

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Because all money is fungible. As has already been stated.

I don think you using that word correctly, but I get what your trying to say.

But the only way it could directly help Miami's NIL is if Miami wasn't going to make enough to cover its profit sharing and this put them over the top. This money can't be transferred to any outside NIL program. If people who were going to donate to Miami now divert funds to NIL instead then indirectly it could help but has anyone stated that really happening?
 
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