NFR College Football 2022
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Ohio State QB C.J. Stroud Receives $150,000 Bentley Bentayga In Latest NIL Deal
Stroud will promote the car dealership on social media and make public appearances in exchange for the SUV.
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Report: QB Jaden Rashada had $13 million NIL deal from Florida fall apart
If the Jaden Rashada situation isn't proof of how much college football has become like the pros, then nothing is. Rashada, a 5-star quarterback prospect
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With $$$ like that being thrown around, who needs an NFL career? Red flags all over the place here.Report: QB Jaden Rashada had $13 million NIL deal from Florida fall apart
If the Jaden Rashada situation isn't proof of how much college football has become like the pros, then nothing is. Rashada, a 5-star quarterback prospect
Work, then pay. Not the other way around.
Looks like the Florida NIL collective bailed on the promised $13 million to their QB recruit.
It will be interesting to see if his family files a lawsuit against the collective and the University of Florida athletic department.
I kind of hope they do to help take the mask off of some of the NIL secrecy and all that is involved. $13 million for having never played a down of college ball is crazy money.
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Then there is this. It will be interesting to see how this all plays out. The NCAA is always late to the game. Had they been more proactive none of this or the NIL would have likely happened.
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SF
It will be interesting to see if his family files a lawsuit against the collective and the University of Florida athletic department.
I kind of hope they do to help take the mask off of some of the NIL secrecy and all that is involved. $13 million for having never played a down of college ball is crazy money.
Reports: UF QB commit Rashada wants release
Jaden Rashada requested a release from his national letter of intent with the Gators on Tuesday night after a $13 million name, image and likeness deal fell through, according to multiple reports.
Then there is this. It will be interesting to see how this all plays out. The NCAA is always late to the game. Had they been more proactive none of this or the NIL would have likely happened.
US appeals court to weigh NCAA case over pay for athletes
The NCAA hopes a federal appeals court will block a lawsuit that seeks to treat athletes as employees who are paid for their time.
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SF
It will be interesting seeing where this goes.
SF
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California proposes bill that would pay college athletes more - Sports Illustrated
The proposed bill aims to bolster payments to players participating in high-value sports like football and basketball.
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Meanwhile...
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Source: Harbaugh denies lie allegation; talks halt
During an attempt to expedite a resolution, Michigan coach Jim Harbaugh refused to acknowledge that he lied to NCAA investigators, a source told ESPN.
NIL Deal Tracker
The On3 NIL Deal Tracker lists all NIL Deals across the NCAA for college and high school athletes being reported by players, collectives, agents and media. On3 does NOT disclose deal financial terms. Financial data is undisclosed and private to the athlete.
Huard to Cal Poly
Go figure
Go figure
Very unusual for a 5-star to step down that far. Of course, that star system has been proven wrong on many players.
I understand the coaching connection with his old HS coach, but it also appears power 5 schools weren't pounding down the doors for his services.
Arm strength issue maybe? I do get that kids just want PT and at this point in his college career, that is what he needs.
If he lights it up there, maybe he'll transfer again. Nothing is out of the realm of possibilities these days.
SF
I hear you
Maybe he just isn’t as good as the hype. UW to Cal Poly not really a lateral move
Good luck to him
Maybe he's focusing on his academically prowess....
Probably should have stayed at the UW then
If they are going to pay Athletes in the collages then they ought to just use scholarships' on the brainy kids. Or are some of those players just that dumb and need a free ride.It will be interesting seeing where this goes.
SF
California proposes bill that would pay college athletes more - Sports Illustrated
The proposed bill aims to bolster payments to players participating in high-value sports like football and basketball.
Cal Poly is a very good academic school...
Yeah . Really good
My 2 younger brothers went there
I’m just a little surprised
He was 5
️ coming out of Kennedy
Three of my nephews went there...all super smart high achievers.
i think he was just flat out overrated, likely due to name recognition.
I might be wrong, but never saw anything in his brief NCAA time that made me think he was special...
But maybe he is a Geno.
i think he was just flat out overrated, likely due to name recognition.
I might be wrong, but never saw anything in his brief NCAA time that made me think he was special...
But maybe he is a Geno.
Exactly. Giving a scholarship to some athletic bubba that will play 1 year and then leave for the pros flies in the face of the educational system. A scholarship given to a brilliant or even average high school kid will probably develop that kid into a useful member of society that can make some contributions other than becoming a talking head on sports TV in a few years.
How did colleges get this fucked up? How can they pay coaches 5-6 million dollar a year salaries and then charge students hundreds of thousands of dollars to attend and have crippling debt before they get their first job? How many full ride scholarships would $6,000,000 a year provide for brilliant students? China produces over 9x as many graduate engineers a year as the US and India 5x as many and yet the football budget for major universities is as much as some 3rd world countries. And don't give me that crap that colleges can't exist without sports revenue. College football has been around for 150 years and it is only recently that they have painted themselves into the corner they now find themselves in.
There are less than 2,000 players in the NFL so the job prospects there are damned slim. In an increasingly technological world we need on the order of 250,000 engineers a year to graduate, we are only getting 70-80,000. Not enough to compete.
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