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Title: Posted without comment... for now, at least Post by: JeffCountyVolFan on December 06, 2023, 03:43:50 EST https://sports.yahoo.com/ncaa-proposing-new-college-athletics-subdivision-rooted-in-direct-athlete-compensation-145051537.html (https://sports.yahoo.com/ncaa-proposing-new-college-athletics-subdivision-rooted-in-direct-athlete-compensation-145051537.html)
I am very interested in hearing all your thoughts on this. I have my own, but I will refrain for now. Title: Re: Posted without comment... for now, at least Post by: Black Diamond Vol on December 06, 2023, 04:01:53 EST If I?m reading it right, it?s basically a salary cap of 6M per school, to be spilt equally between men?s and women?s sports. That?s just going to encourage a return to pre-NIL under the table deals, i.e., cheating.
Title: Re: Posted without comment... for now, at least Post by: JeffCountyVolFan on December 06, 2023, 04:19:31 EST I don?t think there is a cap. Nico could still get his $2M/year, but Title IX would demand that an additional $2M/year be allocated to female athletes. I think that the $30K is just a minimum payment for at least half of every school?s athletes.
Other possibilities are no limit on the number of scholarships a school could award as well as no limits on the number of coaches employed. One article I read indicated that these are just two of the many possible changes. NIL collectives would likely be incorporated as part of the university athletic department. Title: Re: Posted without comment... for now, at least Post by: volsboy on December 06, 2023, 07:17:09 EST It is still under the NCAA "umbrella". That's the biggest negative. The rich will still get richer. They ain't gonna be told how much they can put into their athletics. 6 mil is chump change for most of the top power 5 programs. There is no cap on the amount of funds that a program can provide an athlete. So does this means no more NIL payments the size of Nico's unless you want give one guy most of the 6 mil cap you have to follow.. Then title 9 also rears it's ugly head. To me the current state of the transfer portal hurts most smaller schools. A guy has a great year at Marshall and then he's off to Bama for a NIL payout and leaves Marshall with nothing. Mid majors will be in more trouble.
Title: Re: Posted without comment... for now, at least Post by: JeffCountyVolFan on December 06, 2023, 01:22:47 EST There is no $6M cap. A university could spend $500M on NIL payments if they so choose, but $250M would have to go to female athletes.
Title: Re: Posted without comment... for now, at least Post by: wtkvol on December 06, 2023, 07:44:10 EST I don?t think there is a cap. Nico could still get his $2M/year, but Title IX would demand that an additional $2M/year be allocated to female athletes. I think that the $30K is just a minimum payment for at least half of every school?s athletes. Other possibilities are no limit on the number of scholarships a school could award as well as no limits on the number of coaches employed. One article I read indicated that these are just two of the many possible changes. NIL collectives would likely be incorporated as part of the university athletic department. There is no cap. Anybody can give A player any amount of money for any reason, and nobody can do anything about. That is per the constitution. Title: Re: Posted without comment... for now, at least Post by: JeffCountyVolFan on December 06, 2023, 08:00:04 EST There is no cap. Anybody can give A player any amount of money for any reason, and nobody can do anything about. That is per the constitution. Interesting. I believe that to be included in this subdivision, a university will have to agree that they will insure that all NIL payments will be handled through the school. Imo, one of the reasons that the NCAA is suggesting this option is as a way to tell Title IX ?well, we tried?. Personally, I can?t see why any school would think this is a good idea. Title: Re: Posted without comment... for now, at least Post by: Black Diamond Vol on December 07, 2023, 01:09:32 EST If NIL and the portal continue unchecked, you?re going to see a lot of ?have nots? dropping down a division or even dropping football altogether. See what?s happening at Vanderbilt right now. They just lost their entire QB and WR rooms. Jim Mora at UConn just flat stated that he?s going to stop recruiting HS kids, because any who show promise will transfer out in a year. Why would they want to act as a farm team for well-monied P5 schools?
Title: Re: Posted without comment... for now, at least Post by: Tnphil on December 07, 2023, 03:57:10 EST If NIL and the portal continue unchecked, you?re going to see a lot of ?have nots? dropping down a division or even dropping football altogether. See what?s happening at Vanderbilt right now. They just lost their entire QB and WR rooms. Jim Mora at UConn just flat stated that he?s going to stop recruiting HS kids, because any who show promise will transfer out in a year. Why would they want to act as a farm team for well-monied P5 schools? Yep. Title: Re: Posted without comment... for now, at least Post by: BanditVol on December 09, 2023, 07:23:08 EST As I post elsewhere, I am completely opposed to this.
The NCAA can go fizzle itself :pin: :bird: :bird: :bird: |