NIL Repercussions?

[CajunEXPRESS]

It will happen before that. There will be guys going to a school thinking they will get playing time and then a better player at the same position comes along and pulls the rug out from under him (Did I see the Etienne kid signing with Florida, the same Florida that Montrell Johnson just portaled out to) You think one..... that Montrell will not get significant playing time and two....he will continue to get NIL money with reduced or no playing time. Will he be content to be a bench warmer with some money that could turn to no money if he doesn't play. Then he would be just a bench warmer.

Having used up his one time free pass I could see him on a five year quest to play two significant seasons.

[GreenWaveTiger]

What NIL has done is protect ALL schools from the old school way of paying for players. Unless something truly terrible happens, the death penalty in college athletics will be nonexistent. I am sure UL fans along with SMU fans would have preferred the NIL of today compared to the death penalties of their best sports when the sanction hit.

[CRAWFISH61]

A GreenWaveTiger must be the worst combinations of all combinations.

[GreenWaveTiger]

Sensitive are we? Simply identifying a positive of NIL amongst many others and how it correlates to once storied football and basketball programs.

[CajunEXPRESS]

Yeah and at least the GreenWave committed program HARA-KIRI instead of airing dirty laundry in their betting scandal. NIL can’t help that humiliation.

[GreenWaveTiger]

All the more reason NIL is a positive thing. Bottom line, just like before, the G5s will play second fiddle to P5s, but hopefully, G5s can offer student-athletes something in terms of NIL.

[HoustonCajun]

What NIL has done is protect ALL schools from the old school way of paying for players. Unless something truly terrible happens, the death penalty in college athletics will be nonexistent. I am sure UL fans along with SMU fans would have preferred the NIL of today compared to the death penalties of their best sports when the sanction hit.

Is Texas paying O Linemen $50,000 each NIL or simply buying players? How does one know the difference? It's booster's money under the guise of an unstructured NIL.

[GreenWaveTiger]

It is within the eyes of the NCAA.

[CajunRebel]

What NIL has done is protect ALL schools from the old school way of paying for players. Unless something truly terrible happens, the death penalty in college athletics will be nonexistent. I am sure UL fans along with SMU fans would have preferred the NIL of today compared to the death penalties of their best sports when the sanction hit.

Actually, I would have preferred that the State of Louisiana hadn’t banned athletic scholarships for black students so we didn’t have to break NCAA rules by raising money to fund their scholarships.

[CajunRebel]

All the more reason NIL is a positive thing. Bottom line, just like before, the G5s will play second fiddle to P5s, but hopefully, G5s can offer student-athletes something in terms of NIL.

lol. G5s won’t be able to offer ****.

The top P5 schools will be offering their bench warmers over 6 figures to stay and sit the bench. You think P5s will have the resources to offer six figure deals to lure them all away?

[SlickRick]

Actually, I would have preferred that the State of Louisiana hadn’t banned athletic scholarships for black students so we didn’t have to break NCAA rules by raising money to fund their scholarships.

What you got to say greewavetigga?

[GreenWaveTiger]

No argument there, but that's not where we are today. You guys are reaching...