Re: LSU coach Brian Kelly heightens push for federal NIL help
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CajunVic
If he gets one decent case from this it’s all paid for. He gets many, many, many more than one case from all this.
Can you just imagine how much the (so-called) Walmart fans love this guy.
He is making hay way more than any of the athletes he befriends or bestows NIL upon or any of the community service he assists.
NIL has been a grand slam for him and others similarly situated.
The UL grad who got his law degree from Texas pocketed $1 billion on just one win.
Re: LSU coach Brian Kelly heightens push for federal NIL help
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Originally Posted by
Turbine
The UL grad who got his law degree from Texas pocketed $1 billion on just one win.
I was involved. Remember it well.
Re: LSU coach Brian Kelly heightens push for federal NIL help
College football doesn't any help from the Fed.'s on NIL! Doesn't everyone see how poorly this country is being run? Do you want that to happen to College Football?
Re: LSU coach Brian Kelly heightens push for federal NIL help
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Originally Posted by
BeauCajun
I was involved. Remember it well.
Beau do you have a NIL deal with Gorden?
Re: LSU coach Brian Kelly heightens push for federal NIL help
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Originally Posted by
ZoomZoom
Wait until Texas joins the SPEND EXORBITANT CASH party…will be a race between Texas and aTm who can waste the most. Eventually one of those two will find the right formula and dominate. The SEC hook is no longer a selling point against UT. Nobody presently in the SEC has Texas money.
I’m guessing Texas being in the SEC helped Arch Manning land there.
All you have to do is look up Texas’ and A&Ms endowments vs LSUs to get a sense of the magnitude of money at these Texas schools.
Re: LSU coach Brian Kelly heightens push for federal NIL help
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Originally Posted by
fanof71
The man can spend his money anyway he wants too. He's not a government entity. He's a PI attorney who's jumped into NIL with both feet, including a couple of UL football players last year...but you wouldn't know that because you don't follow UL sports, you just hang around the outskirtes and pontificate on all things non-UL Sports related....
That $380k is a drop in the bucket for this guy...If you go to his website, he does plenty for the community, like give away hundreds of bikes at Christmas, Laptops to deserving students, and more. But, you wouldn't know that because someone wasn't holding your hand so you could do some research about Gordon McKernan. Here, allow me to help...
https://www.getgordon.com/gordon-gives/
There were more jello shot buyers than just him
Re: LSU coach Brian Kelly heightens push for federal NIL help
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CharlieK
All you have to do is look up Texas’ and A&Ms endowments vs LSUs to get a sense of the magnitude of money at these Texas schools.
Those two are ridiculous UT $42 Billion aTm $18 Billion.
Texas Tech $1.7 Billion and U of Houston also have bigger endowments than TSAB.
So does every school in the SEC except the two Mississippi schools, South Carolina and Auburn. .... and every school in the Big XII except BYU, West Virginia and UCF.
Re: LSU coach Brian Kelly heightens push for federal NIL help
NIL is causing problems all over the place now. American Baseball Coaches Association just sent out a memo basically telling coaches to stop tampering and for other to turn in coaches that are tampering with players. Mentions that "agents" are shopping their players to programs, coaches are asking summer league coaches which player are interested in transferring, and NIL deals are being offered to players who haven't even enter the portal yet. Everyone else is seeing the problems but the NCAA is trying to ignore it all.
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Re: LSU coach Brian Kelly heightens push for federal NIL help
. . . underhanded recruiting tactics went on below the table for a hundred years by the haves before the portal and NIL, what makes anyone think just because the rules got easier, such conduct would stop . . .