P4 with endowments over 50 billion have the long term advantage. Endowment size gives you hard intel as to who has high end NIL capacity AND more importantly can maintain NIL at high levels.
USC will be one of those NIL superpowers
P4 with endowments over 50 billion have the long term advantage. Endowment size gives you hard intel as to who has high end NIL capacity AND more importantly can maintain NIL at high levels.
USC will be one of those NIL superpowers
Boston College vs Florida State on right now. If my landlords would just pay for ESPN or something, I wouldn't have to watch this game in Spanish. Jeez!!
Agreed, but the true powerhouses will be the ones that integrate NIL wisely without giving too much power to the alumni. Spending money on 'great players', but they aren't necessarily in tune with what the HC wants is doomed to fail.
I personally think that with the season as long as it will be now, it makes more sense to spread money out to a lot of players and build really quality depth versus a very top heavy roster that could be an injury or two away from disaster.
If you have the money to do both, then great, but those will be few and far between.
NIL may be the end of TSAB’s relevance in P4. They don’t have the donor bases of USC, Florida, aTm, Texas and others. The Aggies and Gators will eventually figure it out.
Rut-rho. 21-6, under 12 left 3rd quarter, BC up on ‘noles.
Looks like two “state universities” battling for the coveted 5 spot in the ESPN bottom ten.
When Billy gets bought out early at Florida, do y’all think he goes coordinator position for a P4 or rehabilitates his image at an SBC East program?
They’ll fire him with cause. There is the lawsuit of the 13 million dollar NIL deal that went south. That’s the trump card as of today.
https://www.tampabay.com/news/educat...ators-lawsuit/
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