Didn’t think about video games revenue. A kid from our high school was playing at North Dakota and he was excited that he was listed in the video game.
What about the NCAA settlement… I thought all FB players got a piece of that?
Didn’t think about video games revenue. A kid from our high school was playing at North Dakota and he was excited that he was listed in the video game.
What about the NCAA settlement… I thought all FB players got a piece of that?
Curious about the base pay college athletes will receive. Just the level where guys who make the roster. Wondering what is the least money somebody who would who is not get playing time will receive?
I read that he was arrogant in interviews. He and his dad told teams what they expected and the way they wanted things to be once they were on the team. Dad also made the comment that if a team drafts him that they don't like then they would hold out until the next draft.
When you have not been drafted at this point it is always better to sign as a free agent. Then you can pick the team you have the best chance of sticking with.
I don’t know his situation but back in the day my family had seven kids. Dad worked two jobs. Mom worked a job with long hours. They worked hard and we were still poor. Coming from that situation in life I would’ve chased the NIL money vs local loyalty. Then used it to help the family out.
Was at a Hall of Fame program at Triton the other day. Talked to Pierce's track coach. If I heard him correctly he runs a 49.3 400 meters. That would have been as a sophomore because Track season hasn't started yet. Not too shabby. I know football speed in measured in shorter runs. Saw...
That stuff really happened. I would go home to visit my parents and my grandparents. In next weeks paper there would be a paragraph in the local paper mentioning us having lunch with grandma and what we had to eat. The locals really enjoyed reading about that stuff.
Non-revenue sports have been managing money or scholarships for awhile. It is new to the revenue sports because they simply just gave full-ride scholarships. You got one or you didn't. I know NIL is beyond that but the non-revenue sports didn't have the luxury of handing out full rides...
Got my Gopher Christmas stocking on the clock my Great,Great Grandmother brought with her from Ireland. Couldn’t post picture … said picture was too large.
I think it has been a good thing for the Gophers. They seem to be in on some kids that they might not have gotten a look from out of high school. For whatever reason things just didn't work out at their chosen school.
I just saw something on one of the sports networks where they said 40 to 50 percent of the athletes in the portal never get a scholarship offer. So maybe they want to make sure they don't get left out in the cold and take the first decent offer they get. That would be midlevel or lower kids...
It has taken a turn in this direction but I wonder if it will eventually get to the point where some teams will go 80 or 90 percent portal recruiting because the athletes have a more proven track record.