Is it wrong for Billy Napier to take kids away from Louisiana?

[Esqueleto]

But the point is that UL hired him and gave him a chance. While being paid by UL he developed relationships and gathered inside information about players. He did that on our dime. Although legal, I believe it is immoral to use this information against your former benefactor. This is not the cULture that CBN preached for 4 years.

Right on, right on.

[covcaj]

But the point is that UL hired him and gave him a chance. While being paid by UL he developed relationships and gathered inside information about players. He did that on our dime. Although legal, I believe it is immoral to use this information against your former benefactor. This is not the cULture that CBN preached for 4 years.

On one hand, I agree with you... on the other hand (and, there's always at least one more hand), when a professional athlete signs with a competitor club, I imagine it is standard to ask him/her for information that was gathered on the former club's dime. I'm sure the same thing happens within coaching.

I have little doubt that, in business, confidential information is passed on by a new employee about the former employer.

I don't know how you segregate what an employee has learned at the first job from information necessary to do the second job.

I don't like what Napier is/has done, just don't think it is all that unusual.... just more of it than usual.

[ZoomZoom]

14 minute mark the fun starts if you're searching. Dude is right, wait 5 years, the big boys will start canabilizing themselves.

[CrazyCajun]

14 minute mark the fun starts if you're searching. Dude is right, wait 5 years, the big boys will start canabilizing themselves.

Always a bigger fish in the pond

[Cajun_RAP53]

It's big boy football now. Either get on or get out the way. Mid majors will be a farm system. It sucks but it's done and it ain't ever going back to what it was.

ALL of it is a farm system now. This will have an effect on D1 P5 down to JUCO and HS football.


Geaux Cajuns

[covcaj]

It's big boy football now. Either get on or get out the way. Mid majors will be a farm system. It sucks but it's done and it ain't ever going back to what it was.

I think there will be change, driven in part by the "big boy" coaches. Saban and Smart are already on record stating that changes need to be made.

[Crowley Cajun]

It is what it is. Done openly now. And Florida will fuss when Coach Nap moves on to Alabama. The portal taketh and giveth. And with NIL $$, G5s will be on the giving end.

And the state of Alabama is currently trying to reverse a law to loosen the restrictions on NIL. Lol.

[SlickRick]

But the point is that UL hired him and gave him a chance. While being paid by UL he developed relationships and gathered inside information about players. He did that on our dime. Although legal, I believe it is immoral to use this information against your former benefactor. This is not the cULture that CBN preached for 4 years.

This!

[GreatestStory]

Serious question: Had Napier stayed here, how many players do y’all think we would we have lost to the portal?

With our lack of NIL money to compete with bigger programs, surely we couldn’t have kept them all locked down. How much influence would Napier have had to convince them to stay here and not chase the NIL money?

GEAUX CAJUNS

[Jacob81]

It’s my understanding that there will be work, or at least hours, involved in these NIL deals. QB1 can’t get $50,000 to do a local car commercial if the going rate it $5,000. He would have to do 10 commercials to get $50,000.