This Is The Official "I Hate NIL And The Portal" Thread...
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HawkGold
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You don't understand Marxism in the least.
SCHawkeye2
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Actually I do.
But this is an Iowa sports forum, so not going to go into a discussion of comparative economics to defend my comment.
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HawkGold
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There is another place to do it.
Show me where I said that.
Like I said, why don't you stick to points people are actually trying to make and what they actually say instead of making up arguments so you can regurgitate the same stuff you've said a thousand times already.
Let me remind you what you said:
"If a student wants to play college basketball (getting paid or not), the only option is to play for an NCAA school at that level, which would all be subject to those rules under your scenario."
You're wrong, but thanks for playing.
Fryowa
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I'm not wrong.
Tell me the number of non-foreign NBA players who didn't play at all in college.
The number is irrelevant. There are options. If you want to say those options aren't so great for a majority of players, I would agree. But you are the one who said there are no options and you're wrong.
Fryowa
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The number isn’t irrelevant.The number is irrelevant. There are options. If you want to say those options aren't so great for a majority of players, I would agree. But you are the one who said there are no options and you're wrong.
It is, because you said no option, which means 0. Any number greater than 0 means you're wrong. Don't speak in absolutes and you won't have this problem.
Beyond, whatever you have to tell yourself to feel better.
okeefe4prez
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Only a Sith deals in absolutes. I haven't watched an NBA game on television bince the waning moments of the Bulls' second three-peat, but I suspect that the G League option will pale in comparison to what NCAA teams (working through philanthropic boosters) will be able to offer vis a vis NIL. In essence, the only way the G League would be an economically wise path is if someone is so dumb that they can't get a school to give them a back door waiver to get in. Like we're talking "I couldn't even graduate from high school" level of stupidity here. So on some level I think you guys are both right. There is an alternative, but as a practical matter it will be absolutely meaningless because a guy who is good enough to get into that league is going to have an embarrassment of riches awaiting him from some P5 or mid major school. The G League can never draw the revenue the NCAA does and it will never have the rooting interest that the NCAA does.
Wrestling might get more NIL $$ than basketball!!
MelroseHawkins
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Yea, I heard this yesterday and it's huge. Think about the recruiting advantage to a program that already is on top of the sport in college wrestling. Men and hopefully women's at Iowa.
Even with the NIL $$ aside, just being affiliated with the UFC is huge.
So, would wrestlers be able to where a UFC patch on the singlets? Would that be allowed?
Can't wait for the advertising on the buts and back. Just kiddin.
Forgive me if this has already been discussed, but I just saw that On3 actually has a tab on player profiles that 'calculates' their NIL value.
I wonder if it works like Carvana...
I wonder if it works like Carvana...
okeefe4prez
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I had to run the concession stand for a few hours at a youth tournament on Saturday and I was rocking my Iowa gear and multiple people were talking about the UFC deal. That shit is huge for rasslin'.
Fryowa
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One of the major reasons I coach in high school is so I don't have to work concessions for the sports my kid is in.
Current NIL / Portal...........
The end product on the field can potentially have less to do with your own efforts in identifying, recruiting, and developing players as your developed product can now be potentially purchased by others.
As a developmental program we are getting closer to the definition of being a farm team as I see it.
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In sports, a farm team, farm system, feeder team, feeder club, or nursery club is generally a team or club whose role is to provide experience and training for young players, with an agreement that any successful players can move on to a higher level at a given point, usually in an association with a major-level parent
The end product on the field can potentially have less to do with your own efforts in identifying, recruiting, and developing players as your developed product can now be potentially purchased by others.
As a developmental program we are getting closer to the definition of being a farm team as I see it.
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In sports, a farm team, farm system, feeder team, feeder club, or nursery club is generally a team or club whose role is to provide experience and training for young players, with an agreement that any successful players can move on to a higher level at a given point, usually in an association with a major-level parent
