Coaching Rule Changes...

[R1Letterman]

Lol... as if they werent....

https://www.si.com/fannation/college...on-2023-season

[RedTails]

One reason why the rule won't be passed for this season is notable: according to Berry, "schools are preparing for student-athletes to be employees, so trying to have the money to pay them and don't want to have to pay unlimited coaches."

How did we get to this point?

[R1Letterman]

Cheating.... because we were all told the anysts don't coach. We were also told analysts don't make a lot of money

[ZoomZoom]

Lol... as if they werent....

https://www.si.com/fannation/college...on-2023-season

Players as employees will be the point of no return. Sounds great, I’m sure the big boys will open that Pandora’s Box. With employees will come all the unthought of issues. Benefits that are due public employees by law just for starters. Grievances brought to a board. Just for starters. They won’t be 1099 employees because they basically are with NIL today.

Not to mention a proportion of fans that will just say they’re done.

[moorecajun]

How did we get to this point?

N I L (& Portal)

Players now are being paid; the IRS will be all over this soon, if they aren't already. Maybe it is treated as "tips" but they will be paying the piper one way or another. The whole thing (NIL & Portal) just makes me sick. I totally agree with others whom have posted it will be the death of amatuer sports (at least collegiate sports) IMO. I seriously feel sleazy even thinking of paying a college athlete to play a sport - I can't do it.

If you just look at what is being rumored; 17 football players being offered money to transfer to school XYZ. I know it is just a rumor but I can foresee it; and I don't blame the players. But this ruins any "team".

Also, look at the cost/benefit ratio. Jordan Brown was offered $100k (not known by me) to stay but accepted $250k (also not known by me) to SIT THE BENCH at Memphis. We just held a men's basketball NIL function that did very well and raised over $150k.

I'll call it the money pit; we will never raise enough money to keep our players. Will we need another "analyst" that is an accountant that places a value on each position and player?

Unless the rules change I can see my future as a college sports fan has an end in sight.

It makes me sick.

[CrazyCajun]

Players as employees will be the point of no return. Sounds great, I’m sure the big boys will open that Pandora’s Box. With employees will come all the unthought of issues. Benefits that are due public employees by law just for starters. Grievances brought to a board. Just for starters. They won’t be 1099 employees because they basically are with NIL today.

Not to mention a proportion of fans that will just say they’re done.

so employees will be sleeping with students? partying with students? buying students drinks? that should get interesting

[fanof71]

N I L (& Portal)

Players now are being paid; the IRS will be all over this soon, if they aren't already. Maybe it is treated as "tips" but they will be paying the piper one way or another. The whole thing (NIL & Portal) just makes me sick. I totally agree with others whom have posted it will be the death of amatuer sports (at least collegiate sports) IMO. I seriously feel sleazy even thinking of paying a college athlete to play a sport - I can't do it.

If you just look at what is being rumored; 17 football players being offered money to transfer to school XYZ. I know it is just a rumor but I can foresee it; and I don't blame the players. But this ruins any "team".

Also, look at the cost/benefit ratio. Jordan Brown was offered $100k (not known by me) to stay but accepted $250k (also not known by me) to SIT THE BENCH at Memphis. We just held a men's basketball NIL function that did very well and raised over $150k.

I'll call it the money pit; we will never raise enough money to keep our players. Will we need another "analyst" that is an accountant that places a value on each position and player?

Unless the rules change I can see my future as a college sports fan has an end in sight.

It makes me sick.

Brown started vs Villanova
Last weekend

[Turbine]

Brown started vs Villanova
Last weekend

Did that relegate a $Half Mil NIL to riding the bench?

[R1Letterman]

Players as employees will be the point of no return. Sounds great, I’m sure the big boys will open that Pandora’s Box. With employees will come all the unthought of issues. Benefits that are due public employees by law just for starters. Grievances brought to a board. Just for starters. They won’t be 1099 employees because they basically are with NIL today.

Not to mention a proportion of fans that will just say they’re done.

And don't forget more than 20 hours of practice allowed

[R1Letterman]

Did that relegate a $Half Mil NIL to riding the bench?

Well most "employees" want more pay per hour, one way is more pay, another way is less hours

[R1Letterman]

so employees will be sleeping with students? partying with students? buying students drinks? that should get interesting

Seems they could still have curfew rules, the navy at times enforces such things on their employees

[R1Letterman]

Maybe with less PT brown will try to redshirt and get the NIL for another year