NFL vs P5

[Policarp]

With a split from NCAA soon to occur.....why would the P5 need to lose any players to NFL draft? They can expand player eligibility to indefinite and have thousands of donors to make payroll via NIL Tweak eligibility and The P5 could add NFL players to roster.

It would be very very easy for them to compete head to head vs NFL immediately

[TCbacker54]

With a split from NCAA soon to occur.....why would the P5 need to lose any players to NFL draft? They can expand player eligibility to indefinite and have thousands of donors to make payroll via NIL Tweak eligibility and The P5 could add NFL players to roster.

It would be very very easy for them to compete head to head vs NFL immediately

Lol, wut?!?!?

[JMV JustMyView]

With a split from NCAA soon to occur.....why would the P5 need to lose any players to NFL draft? They can expand player eligibility to indefinite and have thousands of donors to make payroll via NIL Tweak eligibility and The P5 could add NFL players to roster.

It would be very very easy for them to compete head to head vs NFL immediately

Can someone dissect this?????

[CrazyCajun]

With a split from NCAA soon to occur.....why would the P5 need to lose any players to NFL draft? They can expand player eligibility to indefinite and have thousands of donors to make payroll via NIL Tweak eligibility and The P5 could add NFL players to roster.

It would be very very easy for them to compete head to head vs NFL immediately

I think you have it backwards, the nfl will pluck guys mid season if they want.

[BabbForHeisman]

Here’s what I don’t understand about some people freaking out about the NIL stuff. There is a zero sum game with money here, for the most part.

Imagine at a big school, some guy donates $1 million per year to the athletic department. Now, NIL comes up and he is asked to give $500K to NIL efforts. Is he still giving $1mln to the athletic department? Probably not.

I’m assuming that in most cases (not all) big donors are giving what they are going to give. So if it starts going to NIL, then it goes away from the athletic department.

Maybe I’m wrong. Maybe I’m right. But one thing is for sure…pay careful attention to what happens to athletic budgets and ticket prices over the next few years.

[CRAWFISH61]

The rich dudes have been giving the same amount of money but under the table. Now they are just in the open about it.

[BabbForHeisman]

The rich dudes have been giving the same amount of money but under the table. Now they are just in the open about it.

Fair point

[Turbine]

Here’s what I don’t understand about some people freaking out about the NIL stuff. There is a zero sum game with money here, for the most part.

Imagine at a big school, some guy donates $1 million per year to the athletic department. Now, NIL comes up and he is asked to give $500K to NIL efforts. Is he still giving $1mln to the athletic department? Probably not.

I’m assuming that in most cases (not all) big donors are giving what they are going to give. So if it starts going to NIL, then it goes away from the athletic department.

Maybe I’m wrong. Maybe I’m right. But one thing is for sure…pay careful attention to what happens to athletic budgets and ticket prices over the next few years.

I'm on board with this logic.

Addendum... in the end I don't think the P5 schools end up with any higher quality of athletes than they have now.

[CajunRebel]

Here’s what I don’t understand about some people freaking out about the NIL stuff. There is a zero sum game with money here, for the most part.

Imagine at a big school, some guy donates $1 million per year to the athletic department. Now, NIL comes up and he is asked to give $500K to NIL efforts. Is he still giving $1mln to the athletic department? Probably not.

I’m assuming that in most cases (not all) big donors are giving what they are going to give. So if it starts going to NIL, then it goes away from the athletic department.

Maybe I’m wrong. Maybe I’m right. But one thing is for sure…pay careful attention to what happens to athletic budgets and ticket prices over the next few years.

I agree. The trick for these blue bloods is going to be figuring out how to funnel more money into their collectives.

For example, it wouldn’t surprise me if schools figure out a way to lease their stadiums to their collectives so the collectives can collect all the ticket and suite revenue.

[R1Letterman]

Here’s what I don’t understand about some people freaking out about the NIL stuff. There is a zero sum game with money here, for the most part.

Imagine at a big school, some guy donates $1 million per year to the athletic department. Now, NIL comes up and he is asked to give $500K to NIL efforts. Is he still giving $1mln to the athletic department? Probably not.

I’m assuming that in most cases (not all) big donors are giving what they are going to give. So if it starts going to NIL, then it goes away from the athletic department.

Maybe I’m wrong. Maybe I’m right. But one thing is for sure…pay careful attention to what happens to athletic budgets and ticket prices over the next few years.

great point! have you posted here before? lol

[R1Letterman]

the only difference is that there may be temporarily slightly more money when you factor in the money actually coming from businesses and the potential tax savings being respent under the guise of investment/advertising expense

[R1Letterman]

I'm on board with this logic.

Addendum... in the end I don't think the P5 schools end up with any higher quality of athletes than they have now.

thats a great point, the $ isnt developing new players, just moving the same players around.

everytime i go to the YMCA or any other gym it saddens me to see young kids paying private coaches to teach them simple things, why are their regular coaches incapable or holding back certain lessons for the private paid session? (Also not sure it is appropriate for people to make money without the place getting a cut, especially at “free” government paid for gyms on military bases)