So the money collected during the day of giving is not calculated into the Crossroads money? Correct?
Negative. None of it.
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So the money collected during the day of giving is not calculated into the Crossroads money? Correct?
So the money collected during the day of giving is not calculated into the Crossroads money? Correct?
All of this seems very cold blooded when put in writing. I suppose the personal relationships between coaches and players still enters into the equation as to a player leaving or not. It can't be all about money can it? Is the transfer rule still that a player has to sit out one year if it's their 2nd transfer? if so it's not likely we lose too many guys who came here as a transfer. Not at all opposed to player compensation but this is an awful mess it would seem.
He works from home.I'm in. I just want to talk to Newton on the phone in the next few days. Does anyone know if he has an office phone at the University? Or does he work from home with his cell phone?
This could be simplified if the NCAA would put a cap on the amount any one player could receive.When it comes to in-kind (housing etc.) sort of donations it’s handled between Coach and donor directly.
When it comes to hard NIL dollars that’s basically JS deciding how he wants to allocate those funds. I think it’s safe to say that JS is trying to use those funds to reward players for performance and loyalty rather than use those funds to necessarily attract new talent. But he’s the final say in who gets what… Now, if a donor came forward and said I want to give $10k to _____ player they’re not going to turn that sort of a request down.
If the agency that handles our NIL collective has a third party arrangement if you will for a player to make an appearance at an event or a business wants to partner with a specific player then I think those $$$ are handled outside our collective and don’t count toward our reported total. For instance - If Robbie is getting $30k cash from our NIL, the agent/agency might have linked him up with other endorsements/appearances that pay money outside of the collective.
* I don’t think it’s “legal” for me to call up Robbie and say I’m an alum and a donor and I’m going to just give you $15,000 cash here is a brief case of money.
That said, I don’t know how the NCAA is policing this stuff - I think that’s more of an NCAA/NIL question than an Indiana State specific question. I think InState is trying to abide by the rules and control this as much as they possible can so as not to be out-of-step with any rules or violations. Can’t speak to other schools and collectives.
Hope that helps. I’m not expert on this not pretending to be just wanted to share my perspective on where things stand.
They did but only for foreign players. That is why Purdue played Alabama in Edey's home town in Canada. He got the gate for the game to give him more compensation as a way around the rules. I am sure that game was dangled in front of him to get him back last year instead of going pro.This could be simplified if the NCAA would put a cap on the amount any one player could receive.
NCAASCOTUS really has opened Pandora's Box!
And Pandora's box keeps getting opened even wider! A coach can't buy a kid a cheeseburger, but a school AKA a consortium can buy everyone cars?!?!?!?!NIL news:
Every student-athlete from Utah women’s gymnastics, and men’s and women’s basketball — will receive a free lease on either a 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee L Limited Edition or a 2024 Ram 1500 Big Horn Night Edition truck.
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‘Best Christmas gift ever’: What Utah’s newest NIL deal means for school and women’s sports
Eligible student-athletes on the University of Utah gymnastics and men’s and women’s basketball teams will receive a free vehicle lease through Crimson Collective.news.yahoo.com
NIL news:
Every student-athlete from Utah women’s gymnastics, and men’s and women’s basketball — will receive a free lease on either a 2024 Jeep Grand Cherokee L Limited Edition or a 2024 Ram 1500 Big Horn Night Edition truck.
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‘Best Christmas gift ever’: What Utah’s newest NIL deal means for school and women’s sports
Eligible student-athletes on the University of Utah gymnastics and men’s and women’s basketball teams will receive a free vehicle lease through Crimson Collective.news.yahoo.com