Ohio State Head Coach Tells Boosters He Need $13 Million Just To Keep Players | Pat McAfee Reacts
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- It's just so insane to think how quickly the discussion around paying college players has changed with NIL being made legal
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AJ in studio makes him more menacing tbh
he really does😂😂
Hes a villain and I love it.
He looks like one of those stone gargoyles come to life
@@6hughmungus9 😂 that's funny
He looks like he is ready to snap on someone.
Dude give AJ a real desk, not that kids' table at Thanksgiving dinner lol!
LMAAOOO I noticed the same
He needs a big hawk's nest to sit in.
They’re going to slowly make the desk smaller visit by visit 😂😂
The disrespect is crazy .. aj deserve a real desk
Make it smaller
Top tier college football programs asking for donations to pay players is like Apple asking for public donations to pay new employees. These large sports program schools make money equivalent with some smaller NFL teams.
I think its because schools can't directly pay the players. They need donors and businesses to "license" their NIL
He knows the amount it takes because he's been paying them for years
Duh
Aj pays OSU????
No, this is what it costs to get/keep players under the new NIL law, players will go to schools which can arrange the best deal.
Salty Ok State fan…. Lol
And Tressel was the scapegoat back in the day….
NIL isn't causing "college football" to become professional, it's just revealing it.
Imagine what OK State would be like if T Boone Pickens was still alive.
Wrong OSU?
They're probably still sitting on millions of his.
@@inkarceration4069 No. I used OK State intentionally. I was just thinking of boosters who would fork up the most money for an elite team. Pickens was the first to come to mind, but he's dead.
@@dzd2371 Oh I'm sure. Wouldn't be surprised if it was nine figures.
@@TheCho22 I wish the Waltons would get more involved with my Razorbacks they did build us our new baseball stadium but damn A&M spent 30 million on this latest recruiting class
I remember a friend at a college telling me about a new recruit he was trying to sign who could’ve been the next Aaron Donald. They offered him cars, houses, girls but all the guy wanted was tree fiddy. Well it was about that time he noticed that guy was about 8 stories tall and a Crustacean from the Paleozoic Era. It turned out to be the Loch Ness monster. He then tried asking for two fiddy, but was told to leave.
Never gets old.
That got damn Loch Ness monster is at it again!
Loch Ness monster isn't real
it's tree fiddy ffs
@Brandon Thompson that’s what I typed. Get some glasses lady.
They made AJ come into the office on a Friday, dang Pat crackin that whip.
Probably for a weekend celebration
Putting the foot Dahn
The show of tiny desks....
😂😂😂
It looks like SMU was decades ahead of their time
Texas team's with that oil money are going to pull a lot of top recruits
Facts 💯
They were and they took the fall when every school in the state of Texas was doing the same. Those Oil tycoons didn't appreciate a small Christian school poaching their recruits so they blew the whistle.
I have a question why does that money have to come from the boosters. Why can't that money come from the revenue they create.
Because that would make too much sense.
Coach probably gets money under the table from the University if he can convince the boosters to pay for the players instead. Should be illegal, the people profiting should be the ones paying
That money is already spent. What else is going to fund men’s wrestling and women’s soccer?
@@chegguser2102 Ohio State makes almost $250,000,000 in sports revenue yearly. Only spent $53,000,000 on the Football program from that profit
Because the players aren't state employees and tax payers subsidize education not NFL training.
This is all about to implode and I’ll die laughing when it does
Yup grab your popcorn it’s gonna be hilarious
HOW????
No it won't. The fact that NCAA made BILLIONS of dollars of "student athletes" and it lasted as long as it did is a travesty.
6:52 Pat: "I've never looked better" 😂 Pat is always top notch entertainment.
7:16...
@@tankeater Context is important
Your time stamp is waaaay off
@@Cart_kid don't listen to these stooges
@@cody95 heard! No sweat lol
Wondering how much these 2 million dollar QBs are gonna have to dish the O-Line dudes, before they miss the odd block lol.
Dam lmao they gone fasho have to spread that cash
Aaron Rodgers takes care of his O-line. These college QBs better get them the platinum-level meal plan and VIP wristband at the cool bars.
@@ryansmith5267 Derrick Henry does the same thing with his O-line as well
I’m sick to my stomach the way NIL has darkened our favorite sport. Money, money, money… the love of it ruins almost everything.
There was always a lot of money going into college football. This isn't new it's just in the light now
That and coaches salary.
Yeah tOSU and the sec and a few other teams have been paying kids for a long time. But nil and immediate eligibility to transfers is a whole hell of a lot than what it used to be. It’s a joke.
@@letsssgooo4618 so it's different because now they aren't breaking the law to do it so it's sooooo much worse than before
The money for players has always been there
A problem is OSU boosters could legit pull 20-25 million from local businesses and alumni, OSU is a very big collegiate and alumni base with only UC to contend with. If a makeshift salary cap isn’t imposed, OSU may be able to buy a bunch of top players
NIL isn't a playing contract though lmfao. Everyone's able to get a local business to give these kids 6 figures for commercials and other things like it. It literally already is a "level" playing field. I get what you're saying about boosters. Think about University of Texas, TT, & A&M boosters? They're absolutely loaded too, Miami? U of FLA? Bruh.
OSU is just scared about losing their prestige. I say fu*k em!
ohio will get swallowed in nil money compared to states like Texas. they aint in the convoy son win it comes to money.
NIL is not associated with the schools it is outside of the school business only so I don't understand where Day is coming from he needs to go to the local business or businesses around Ohio and beg for that money
@@jerryneil8558 that's what they're saying
AJ’s desk is a joke, reminds me of a grade school desk…..come on Pat!!!
I know y’all are just making content cause it’s dry season but I think we all collectively (even their own fans) believe every big school deserves all the “struggling” they’re dealing with atm. It’s been done under the table for years and a lot of other schools had to just sit there and take it because there was no media outlet to go run to and complain about the system. Unbelievable.
No media cuz they benefit off it too. But you're right. They all deserve any bit of struggling they're getting since they've made so much money at the expense of the athletes all these years
They aren’t struggling hahaha they just complaining they have to spend more money. U do realize how much money big football programs generate for a school right
@@lfd4765 13million is a drop in the bucket compared to what the big schools are making
And now the small schools aren't sitting there and taking it? LOL it's 1000x worse now.
Technically, the business owner has to be a sponsor. They have to pay the player for the USE of their name, image, or likeness (e.g., wearing merchandise, appearing in a commercial). I’m sure a lot of schools are breaking the rules, but it’s not like a signing bonus.
There is probably going to be a lot of crime here. I doubt all these kids actually do commercials, live events, etc to promote the business. Unless these are all diehard fans who run these companies, I'm not sure the return on investment will be good for many of these businesses. No one really cares about random college football players minus the hard-core fans.
If the NCAA tries enforcing that rule they'll get sued and lose.
Poor Ohio State they have to play by the rules now
Where you from Son??? Buckeyes rule
@@lestercombs1871 home of Syracuse
This is gonna be a mess
So if college athlete’s are now getting NIL money, then colleges no longer should have to give them free ride scholarships, right? Maybe start giving those scholarships to the students that can use it or who earned them with their grades.
The players will go to whatever college gives them the best deal. First college to end the scholarships loses.
Funny now that the playing field is even and everyone can pay players Ohio state is scared.. They've been under-the-table paying their players to come there for years and now that everybody can do it they're begging for extra money from their boosters lol
What makes you think OSU is scared? In terms of sports they dominate the largest city in Ohio. There's no scarcity of money flowing into OSU from boosters and business owners.
@@dasbooooost3305 Because they're head coaches on record crying that he needs more money 13 million to be exact to keep the players from going to other schools. In summary what hes saying is now that everybody is paying players nobody really wants to come to Ohio state........
Ain't that the truth. Don't worry Urban Meyer is on OSU'S NIL board. I'm sure he'll be honest! 🤣🤣
Paying College Football players is blowing up in their faces!!!! Yay!!
Imagine donating hella money to help out ur fav college team just for them to get clapped in the semi finals yet again😂😂😂
Semi finals? Sounds pretty good to me.. how do the other 100 teams who couldn't dare sniff a spot feel? How do their boosters feel? They all have boosters.
So Ohio State
Ohio state is 2-2 in semi final games. Only Bama and Clemson wouldn't take that record.
@@TT-wu5zq Michigan St, Michigan, Cincy and Washington would murder for it. Poor little fools thought they could sit at the big boys table. Nahhhhhh. lol
@@louieo.blevinsmusic4197 tell oklahoma the same thing then they havent won either
Pat should be giving small NIL deals to great college punters and kickers to rep THE BRAND!
there needs to be a cap just like the nfl. college football will lose all integrity if they just let the pay to win keep going
no no no, this is great and Doug Gottlieb is just a racist
its always been pay to win
Alabama has done it for decades.
Never had any integrity.
“Integrity”
I think players should be able to use their name to make money and build whatever type of personal brand they want. But actually getting paid by schools to go play for them will likely ruin college football. Just let players monetize themselves and build their own brands. Then the better you play = the more you get paid.
So Alabama should keep their monopoly? Jobs for parents, cars….etc
That was the original intent behind NIL... It's already out of hand
Allowing college players to be paid and transfer yearly is the biggest mistake in college sports. Now you’ll never have an average school be able to build up a program cause the good ones will always transfer 1 or 2 years in. Such a shame
We will never have those crazy upsets either. A huge part of the fun.
College sports are extremely profitable and the only people who weren’t seeing any of that were the players themselves. At the end of the day that’s what matters most. They deserve to be paid for their work even if it takes away from the product.
@@mitchellL1 they are paid, it’s called free tuition. If they’re actually getting cash now then there’s no need for full rides, especially since a lot of them aren’t there for degrees anyways
@@brooks9184 A full ride scholarship you have to put 30 hours/week in to keep. For many of the players they generate more value than the full ride compensation. These rules are recognizing that fact. Only in college sports can't you earn cash on the side. If you are a musician you can get paid for extra work for example. Same for artists and writers.
@@brooks9184 a free Tuition????. Lmao. Dude your lost. If colleges are paying MILLIONS of dollars for Top Players. What do you think that means they have been Profiting ($$) for these Colleges all these years in exchange for a "Free Tuition"??? Don't be so dense dude.
These coaches aren’t asking for money that wasn’t already there ….. READ any recruiting scandal …. That $13 million is already what’s going on!!!!
Why didn't they pay early draft guys like Justin. Fields to stay and win a championship? That's the goal right? Your logic is flawed.
They were probably getting a taste before (enough to stay under the radar). They are going to get the whole meal now. It was difficult enough to maintain academic integrity, I can't imagine telling a booster that $5M player is ineligible to play because of academics.
@@exhaustguy THAT is why they’re scared of the non-profits getting involved, because those ppl will have to deal wt players living up to standards ON & OFF the field/court ….. they will need players more than eligible but players that live up to their mission AND THAT is what’s scaring them ….
@@TT-wu5zq NOT FLAWED ….. if Fields was receiving illegal money, getting clean NFL money is always going to win ….. AND, I’m certain that all booster money is terminated once you hit a certain draft status
I’m all for college players getting paid but at this point it just feels like free agency across the country
Good.
Exactly, I'm more interested in seeing the NIL work than actually watching the games 🤣🤣
Nothing will change though, it’s about 10 teams and no one else matters like it’s been for decades
Geee… who saw this coming? 🙄
It's great these kids r getting paid but this is gona be a mess let's give 19 year olds millions of dollars lol get ya popcorn ready
When I was in high-school we had a basketball player who was 6'9" easily 230 as a JR started showing up to school driving a new Landrover. Definitely didn't have family money to get a Landrover.
They've been doing that forever. That was some rich white guy's from the boosters vehicle. They just let him drive it while he was there. They pay for their parents house or stuff like that... they used to not give the money directly to them... Lebron James types have been making money since they were 12 just not huge cash donations, hand to hand... AAU teams are paid. That's how they get all those future pros on to one team.
Only hurt your feelings it seems
@@brynlpz83 if you're responding to me, didn't hurt my feelings. Dude showed up driving a relatively expensive car. We all knew where it came from. We had two guys that were elite level athletes in LaCrosse and Football. One school "allegedly" paid for both of them to go Spain after their JR year. One ended up playing LaCrosse at John's Hopkins and the other one recently died of a drug overdose. He played QB and I forget what school he ended up going to but he tore his Labrum and got hooked on pills and just never shared that habit unfortunately.
These college students ain’t worth none of that
tOSU is a multi billion dollar entity and its largely due in part due to these elite athletes playing ball there
Tell that to the millions of people paying to watch them play every Saturday 🤡
They don't need AJ Hawks money check this out. Ohio State University's long-term investment pool returned a net 29.2% for the fiscal year ended June 30.
The long-term investment pool has about $6.8 billion in assets, which includes more than $2 billion in endowment assets. That was of 2020... These players should actually demand more money because the school has literally made billions of dollars for free. What other industry can you make billions for years for free non-tax
Churches. But yeah I agree with all that. They can't say they care about the kids and not fight for the students to be able to feed and clothe themselves for all the work they put in
But that’s literally how NIL doesn’t work. It is still illegal for schools to give money to players. NIL money has to come strictly from the outside world.
$13 Million?
Damn. Sounds like Ohio State’s got a bunch of players who were born on 3rd and think they hit a triple
The beginning of the end for college football.
It maybe time to just dissolve college sports. Let the NFL start a minor league. I personally don’t want my tax dollars to pay high school kids a couple million to play a game.
The money isn't coming from public funds, it's rich boosters and local businesses making "donations". This is the same thing that has been going on for decades, except now they don't have to hide it.
It’s funny players have been getting ripped off/taken advantage of for years. Now they get paid and everybody is in a uproar 😂 But coached can make millions and it’s okay. This is literally nothing new, only thing new is players get paid now not just coaches
Coach is just upset because he actually has to pay them what their worth and not just chump change. Good for the players 👏🏼 🙌🏼
He doesn't have to pay anything. Imagine recruiting a kid for 2 or 3 years, coaching a kid for another 2 or 3 years and being invested in that young man. Then imagine another school come along and poaching that kid away because they had the money to pay. Would you be ok with that? Or would you do exactly what he's doing now?
@@TT-wu5zq true but you get my point. Ngl I would be a little upset because I spent so much time with the player but I wouldn't get mad for doing what's best for them and their family. That could be life changing money and who am I to get upset about that?? That's just me
The next step in going to be coaches wanting X amount of millions of dollars to be guaranteed to be coming in for NILs before they accept a job there. This is turning into a contest really quickly and the word is out to everyone.
Some NCAA coaches are getting paid more than NFL coaches. Lot of people have made billions off "Student Atheletes." Everyone should applaud that college players will no longer be getting taken advantage of like players of the past.
@@brynlpz83 I agree. I have nothing against players getting as much as they can in college. My point was that coaches are the greedily of the lot and will start wanting guarantees in their contracts that competitive amounts of NIL money will be coming in during their tenure
This is like a Salary Cap gone bad. IF you need 13 million this year, you know you can add at least 15% on top of that number every year after. This is going to be never ending.
This isn’t a salary cap going bad. This is what paying players would be like without a salary cap
This is how every top school is gonna have to win in college now, before long college payrolls will be well over 20 million
Arch Manning might get that amount alone.
These kids generate the money. I don’t understand the argument.
Higher education should not be connected to minor league teams. But these kids are being underpaid with an “education”. Students are getting ripped off by these universities anyway. The degrees don’t mean what they used to.
Anyone with a brain knew this was going to be a mess but at least the players on the field are getting some kind of insurance.
I've been a huge, huge proponent of paying players for over a decade. I think the inevitable result is the NCAA capping NIL deals. If you hate seeing the same teams in the playoffs every year, NIL is only going to make it worse.
ncaa can't do anything did you miss what the supreme court said?
@@mourka01 Must have missed that.
@@001WITNESS the 9-0 ruling said the entire org was illegal why they haven't done anything sense
The NIL is going to make college football better....USC has been trash for years and now there is buzz...Texas a&m has buzz as well...More competition so an sec team can't win it all every year...Alabama is in the playoffs every year but not for long
@@ttwil3319 competition will be amazing
NIL is good because it brought all this money out in the open. I am happy to see these players get paid.
The coaches aren't taking a pay cut. They are up to 15,000,000 a year to coach football. It won't take that much the players will go to all the schools like they always did. Get a system that doesn't require the absolute best player at every position. You can win alot of games and your contract keeps going up. Kirk Ferentz has done quite well not winning at GOTDAMN thing.
I love it. Give kids money for a sport. Once again throw values and morales out the window. Lol.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL WOULD BE 100 TIMES BETTER WITH A SALARY CAP AND A 12 TEAM PLAYOFF.
for everyone complaining about paying to win - isn’t that what these programs have done all along? Cars. Facilities. Under the table cash. Stop lying to yourselves LOL
Yeah the $60-$80K cars they would give them to sign isn’t gonna cut it anymore. Don’t feel bad for Saban, Smart, Dabo and Day right now. And no AJ Hawk, that isn’t how it works. NIL cannot have anything to do with the school. Zero!
I don't think Ryan Day is losing any sleep lol. He knows his alumni and booster base is just as large, if not larger than any school in the country. He also resides in a major city with no real competition in terms of sports. OSU dominates Columbus. The money will always flow at OSU. I'm sure this meeting was more or less to keep the people with deep pockets up to date.
@@dasbooooost3305 good luck keeping up with schools like Texas and LSU if that's the way things are going to be. OSU will continue to play second fiddle
Time to quit watching college football and all other sports. I quit watching the NFL when they started kneeling, done the same with MLB , now college sports is over. Please don't tell me it's always been going on, because now it's totally out of control. It's just like everything else in this world. STICK A FORK IN IT. It's over.
Its just going to spiral out of control.
It’s going to cost them 10,000 to keep me watching
You know what day needs to do. He needs to get on the phone call LeBron James have that dude set up a whole booster system since he just became a billionaire and can use his name to get recruits in. Not just for football but for basketball and all other sports too.
Why would LeBron do that..he never went to college.
@@tonybiggs.the.illiest yes but Bron has been behind O State since he got in the league. His brand is literally plastered throughout Ohio States athletic facilities specifically the basketball and football team.
Ryan Day: "Boohoo, it's going to cost $13 million to get a good football team."
Ryan Day's salary just got raised from $7.6 million to $9.5 million.
To get waxed 3 times in a little over 10 months by a combined score of 129-79...OR by an avg of 43-26 each ballgame...And to give up 52 to THE TIDE(Could have approached a "Hundo" if so desired)with a guy catching 14 for over 200 yds in a half?...lol....To give up 268 yds rushing to the likes of Oregon and 7 yds a pop,who was missing nearly 1/2 their starters on Defense?...To giving up nearly 300 to Michigan on the ground and 7.5 yds a crack,mostly between the tackles? To giving up 226 on the ground and 45 pts to Utah?..Does not sound like a sound investment to me...
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Why are the boosters supposed to come up with the money when the top schools have signed $100 million ESPN deals???
Seeing AJ’s jacked up fingers in studio is legendary.
Awe poor colleges 😢 13 million dollars. That’s going to cut into their 100s of million dollar profit margins
All these old guys and coaches turn anti capitalist real quick when these guys get paid. Lol. This is the free market baby!
everyone loves capitalism until the little guy wins
The conversation to the players also changes, don't forget. I'm paying you 2 million, you will run UNTIL I am tired. And if a school is paying a player 2 million, no way he would quit because who would take him????? Coaches and these old guys actually have MORE control then ever, just have to take advantage
@@kipkyzer9298 its all about the market at the end of the day...good players will be paid...bad players will not
@@cwilson2012 A LOT of bad players will be paid.
@@srt4b thats after the fact tho...
The Ohio State football program brings in how much money per year?
The NCAA/NFL should break into tiers like Soccer. Only about 30 teams really have the money to compete anyway. So a universal pay scale wouldn't work because there are so many D1 programs. They should create 4 different levels, with the possibility to play in or out of a level. Players get paid different at each level.
Best idea 💡, ive heard regarding this controversial topic. NFL clearly needs a sub lower leagues. To keep talent in house and providing safety and insurability.
Ohio State is just trying to keep up. Hate the rules not the programs. Every big program is doing this. Saban included
Meanwhile McAfee is making more than that a year from fan duel for reacting to this very mundane headline. "Entire football team responsible for millions of dollars in revenue are paid fairly".
The coaches themselves make that in a year these days. I don't want to hear how this is outrageous.
Well, I will say the NIL deals have taken the money from the dark that everyone suspected to the light. Pretty much cleared the way for it.
With that Said, Is Reggie going to get his Heisman back then?
Should be Vince Young’s anyway
Good, then everyone that uses money to buy all these players to build their teams will make it easier to catch them and f***ing burn them to the ground......
Agreed, give Reggie his Heisman back.
No, RB broke the rules when they were rules.
@@kevinc8955 Right, If owners had any balls at all they strip Saints of Super Bowl win cause of Reggie involvement!!! It's Never going to happen of course too good of story!!!
13 million is one receiver's yearly salary. I think they can make this work.
Why do I feel like these NIL deals are going to ruin some of the talent going into the draft….
If college players get paid millions of dollars and they let their success in college get to their heads it can ruin them in the NFL
@@MustacheDLuffy yea man, exactly.. it’s weird, you know, I never liked the NCAA sports being a billion dollar business but the kids got nothing, now they can get something which is great but godamn did the pendulum swing hard on this one….
OSU been playing players for a hot minute. This is nothing new. Now it’s legal. And he acting like it’s harder.
He's crying the blues cuz this levels the playing field a little
Combining the transfer portal with NIL was a terrible idea. Im in favor of each of them on principal but it basically turned college into a pro sport over night.
Yes a pro sport with unlimited free agency.
why does AJ have such a tiny desk so far below Pat's?
Yeah, the phrase, "these schools are paying kids to play there" is extremely misleading and outright wrong. No individual or group that is involved in NIL deals has any official ties to their respective school. No school would be caught dead paying a player, it's always through a 3rd party, like these boosters, NIL groups, and such that send money to these kids.
Exactly. The school funnels money to these third parties to buy players. Just like they've always done.
The boosters form a collective and are an official partner with the athletic program and the school. There are requirements an individual or company needs to fulfill in order to be an official “booster” or member of the “booster club.”
It’s analogous to, perhaps, a parent-teacher-association for grade school children.
My point is the official boosters are in some official capacity a part of the university via the athletic program.
@@Obiamajoyisrmd what does being considered a booster have to do with paying players. I may not understand what you’re saying but NIL is a company that endorses a player not a school/booster
@@brandonmcbroom9209 Because the people who are most likely to give cash to a college player are going to be boosters. It's just that now they'll be doing it openly vs. under the table like they were before.
@@imightbebiased9311 what I understand according to NIL rules it’s a business that endorses/pays a player not an individual or school, but I think an individual like let’s say the guy of an Applebees can pay a player to sign autographs or show up at some location.
This wouldn’t be necessary if Title IX didn’t steal the players’ wages.
6:15 AJ with the EPIC pen flipping skills lmao
I don’t wanna hear about colleges complaining about money
Ryan Day is trying to get 13 mil to keep this team in tact just to lose in the last week of the season and miss the playoff again**
"intact".
@@JohnPaul-qv5wk good bot
It's amazing they make billions on college football but paying the players just millions only for NIL is small in the grand scheme of things . I don't understand the back lash.
Schools can’t give players money.
@@kingtut859 of course, every power 5 school has done it for decades.
There's no benefit to society and might be detrimental to many young people's lives. Then there's the tradition and pageantry aspect that people loved about the sport.
As I use to say all the time, Buckeyes best professional football team in Ohio!!!(Compared to Bengals & Browns)
how about the college forks over some of the billions a year it makes instead
Kids are getting a free education. That’s all the deserve.
We’re going to start seeing fan “Gofundme” to kick up cash for elite HS players.
I'm fine with the concept of NIL, without the players there would be no sport, yadda yadda. I've argued this position before, and I'm happy it's being introduced. That being said, this has gotta get under control. You have players being paid millions. You have Jordan Addison transferring to USC. No, it wasn't better before, when they were paying players under the table. Degrees don't fully justify a college education anymore, I agree. However, the NCAA has to set harsher rules and start enforcing them, or this is going to snowball, BAD.
Once the higher ed bubble bursts, the NCAA is fucked.
we truly live in a clown world. Imagine asking for 13 million dollars to sign recruits but just 12 years ago OSU was suspended for tattoo gate.
Times change. Whats new. 13 years ago weed was still illegal most places, and now it's legal in probably half the country. Things never stay the same
Sounds like the schools need to come off merch and ticket sale dollars,,,LOL.. good luck …hahahahaha
Good for the players but now rich areas will have the best teams.
Or the business owners who raped their employees and consumers the best.
100 boosters, 13 million needed, 13 thousand per booster... doesn't sound too astronomical
A big part of the good will generated for allowing these pro sports farm teams to exist at college (thus skewing the academic experience of the players) is the extra cash generated that goes to support other sports programs. It appears the players will now be rightfully compensated for their earning ability, but that cash will no longer be available for the non-revenue sports (and the college in general). I got to wonder if the schools without elite programs will eventually tap out.
'...got to wonder if the schools without elite programs will eventually tap out...' won't matter. it's not like more than 10-15 teams have a real shot at even getting into the bowl play off system anyway. if there were real shots for any team, schools like UTAH, TCU, etc would have already had their shots instead of being denied for not passing the 'eye-test' (meaning not enough TV sets, I think...)
It is what it is. All these schools have been doing it under the table for years and now since it can be done publicly I say screw all the top 10 teams that have been doing it for years. If Ohio wants to compete with the other dogs now in the new era of College Ball they should fork it up. If not then expect to see other teams start to take the reigns in the upcoming years.
I can't wait to see how this affects the whole "Facilities" boom or arms race. Now with most of booster money going to NIL collectives what's going to be left for those 300 mil stadium upgrades?
This going to look like soccer's Champions league real quick. Except with them it was rich arab oil companies owning clubs that were never any good and giving them more money to buy players and now they win Champions league titles.
A lot of college facilities are better than NFL. So there's your answer.
No reason a college facility should be ten times nicer than some NFL facilities.
@@TT-wu5zq For how long?
In Texas it even happens to some extent in high school football. Parents of players get offered jobs in other districts for transfer purposes.
Players have always been paid , I love how we act this is just starting lol. 4 and five stars have always made big money
No they have not..and they have never come close to these amounts. Then when they get caught like Reggie Bush they take away all his trophy's and records and make him a villian when the coaches are making 10-50x what Reggie Bush got.
Anybody remember the U? The booster named Nevin or something like that, paid players cash and took them to stripe clubs lol. there’s a great 30 for 30 on it, and that was years ago
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Tiny Desk Concert is gonna be calling AJ
These big schools are about to start feeling it lol
Its always nice to see Hawk and Carpenter back together. I wonder what Schlagle is doing. He's the forgotten piece of that big trio
Anthony Schlagle?
@@mr.zeforume yes Schlagle, sorry. Not sure where the heck I got Schlabaugh from
Well,this is also showing that regular students don't mean anything. And many of those students who could actually use financial aid can't get it.
So,will NIL deals impact how students pay for college? Getting a couple million, you can afford to pay your own way now. Full tuition,everything. Welcome to the real world kid.
I'm not sure..
But I do know, there's gonna be law offices popping up left and right near campuses.
The amount of S3xual Assault lawsuits is about to shoot through the roof..
I wonder what the cut off is. How much does a student have to make to turn profit? 70 or 80k?
Every single sport is a joke nowadays. Basically the colleges with the most money OR SALARY CAP will be in the playoffs...... Sounds a lot like the big leagues , but everyone is too damn stupid to realize it.
Yay , the teams with the most money get to win the most , yay sports , yay..........There is no hope for anything lol .
Michigan blatantly steals Ohio State's gold pants idea by giving players a necklace for beating the other team. Not to be out done, on the heels of the Saban/Jimbo tussle Ryan Day tells boosters they'll need 13 million dollars to keep their roster together. Now every time they lose for the rest of his tenure, fans/media/onlookers will say they paid 13 million for this? And every time Michigan gets crushed to the third NFL team from Ohio they'll say, no necklace this year, Jim's still on first, and all that fun stuff, haha. I'd like to be the Public Relations director for one of these schools and my philosophy will be Micheal's great quote "Don't ever, for any reason, do or say anything to anyone, for any reason, ever, no matter what. No matter where. Or who, or who you are with, or where you are going or... or where you've been... ever. For any reason, whatsoever."
What a joke! NIL is going to destroy college football. NCAA should have implemented 500 a week for Athletes for sports that generate money. For all other non-rev sports, athletes will get 200 a week. Starters can get an extra 500 a week bonusn for rev sports, Non-starters earn 100 - 300...