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There is a call to the NCAA, that looks as though they are heeding, to cap NIL money for all D1 schools across the country. What DGF and I are alluding to is the probability that those jocks sniffing donors will find ways to supplement those monies against NCAA rules.
Agreed. Of course they will. The idea I am pushing back on is that the big schools are supplementing the NIL coffers from their general funds. Not so say that they wouldn’t, just that they simply don’t need to.
Yeah, and I believe that was one of the points that ticked Willard off…he didn’t think Evans was doing enough to bring money into the program.
I was under the impression it was more about the split between football and basketball from their limited NIL resources. I've been convinced the new structure will be a benefit, although I still don't believe for a second that it's out of the quesiton that rich schools will find a way to cheat the system by contributing from their enormous income a few bucks to land top recruits.
My cousin texted me and that’s how I found out. I wanted to confirm it was true and not just the rumors. So when I saw it, I figured I would post it.
Thanks for this. My first impression is this is another safe pick, a guy who can get you to the tournament but has a ceiling. I was also concerned that he is a vagabond and we can't expect a real long term committment. But his record, especially at Marquette, is making me feel better.
Not too surprising, such is the way of college basketball these days. They were losing Queen, Reese, Miguel, Geronimo, regardless. Williams may have a chance of talking some of the others to stay, but he has work to do in the portal, to keep them relevant next season, and in recruiting and transfers for the following seasons. Hopefully the administration is agreeing to give him the $6M they supposedly promised Willard in their last ditch effort to get him to stay. He could get some solid talent in with $6M.
Sure, but I’ll be getting the bulk of it. I’m old, slow, out of shape, but I can still bang down the 3.
It’s a bit of a juggling act. Transfers have become huge in building a consistent winner, but you’ve got to be bringing in quality freshman as well to keep the program moving forward. Look at Duke. They’ve made the final four with five be freshman playing big minutes.
