Again, I’m with you on that being a bad idea if you can avoid it.
That said, based on rumored numbers found online Carson Beck was between 8.75% and 26.67% of Miami’s NIL budget this season.
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Again, I’m with you on that being a bad idea if you can avoid it.
That said, based on rumored numbers found online Carson Beck was between 8.75% and 26.67% of Miami’s NIL budget this season.
Yeah and that's stupid. He's good but he's not that good.
Two things:
1. That’s a comically bad strawman of what I said.
2. The high school recruit line doesn’t really work all that great as a joke because it is nonsensical.
While it isn’t perfect, sports is about the closest we come to a meritocracy. The difference between a typical blue chipper and a typical D-II kid is striking. A kid that ended up at a D-II school is typically a kid who could have seen the field for a P4 school. The ones that eventually do are exceptions.
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It looks like the market is stupid. Hopefully ISU finds a way.
Any rumors on Moberly’s deal?
The market is stupid and coaches needs to call the bluff
How is that working for them? IMO they wasted their money. Dak is not very good. Overpaying for an average QB.
I think what people are missing with this is we are not signing “typical” D-II kids. The *best* D-II kids are capable of contributing at this level. Football is a developmental sport, and different players develop at different speeds and to different extents. If these D-II kids have P4 programs after them, I’m going to trust that rather than worrying about where they came from last year.
What is Miami’s NIL budget? They are one of the elite spenders. Massive donors funding NIL opportunities outside the university.
Not well, which is why we wouldn't spend 21% on a QB. 7% isn't unreasonable for a solid college QB.
What I saw in a cursory search was $15-24M this year (and Beck getting $3.1-4M of it).
No clue if that’s true, but it seems consistent with rumors about other players. It seems that P4 QB NIL is trending towards being on par with NFL QB deals as a percentage of payroll.
Teams are absolutely relying on NIL deals above and beyond the rev share. Rev share and NIL deals are two separate things, but some are using these terms interchangeably or calling rev share…NIL. It’s hard to determine what these amounts for NIL, for attracting new coaches, means. For example, is MC getting $30MM in prearranged NIL deals on top of the $20.5MM rev share? Or, does he have $9.5 in NIL deals available?
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Long snapper: time the speed of his snaps, % good vs poor. A great LS is a great LS, regardless of level. He is a specialist & important one at that.
Other is an ultra-productive LB & there are a crap ton of fans from other suitors very unhappy he committed with the good guys. Rogers & Co know what kind of LB they want so I'd let that quash your lack of warm & fuzziness.
As far as chip, I hope it is larger than ever. F the woe-is-me BS. The continual devil's advocate-type takes or doom posting is getting beyond tiresome.
Not sure this is true.
I think I’m the only one here talking about D-II and I know for a fact the distinction isn’t lost on me.
The “typical” bit was in response to the silly, hyperbolic take on my actual point and the even sillier joke comparing a high school recruit with a D-II transfer.
Think people should wait until the roster is set before freaking out lol
I actually think bluffs being called are exactly why tons of deals haven't gotten done.
Agent tells player $X is going to be the market but I need you to get in the portal.
Agent works before portal....can't get deal sealed...
Agent tells player BS about big players needing to get off the board...
Big players aren't leaving because $X hasn't happened...
Agent has a pissed client. The visits don't mean jack squat.
100%.
And maybe they should actually read comments before they infer freakouts that aren’t there while they’re at it.
I think the $20.5 million has to be split among all sports
