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Someone on the mens board said Scoggins had an article today about the money. Quoted Coyle as saying he wants to spend $5-6m in rev share/NIL to be top third in conference for men's bb. That will leave either a struggling football team or nothing for sports outside of those two. Using Georgia...

And a big FU to other sports. That percentage is too high for my taste. They spend that much, i expect better than top third in standings.

But only if you do better than your competitors. They will have the same investment opportunity. So that lowers the chances of a leap. Spend the money, still finish on or near bottom would be a bad investment. So schools are each going to have to make they're own choices on where to be...

Very well could be though. I could see them give up on men's bb and try being good at something else. Especially since that will require investment in a facility as well.

Dad?

So you have been drinking all night.

Space jam, so he's not around mn

Unless giving up on football, it ain't gonna be above 15%.

Vikings looking for lbs in later rounds could go after lindenberg

I don't know everything, that's the point. Neither do you. And you're the one getting stressed out here.

Never good at following instructions. But I'll say anyone with a pulse.

Passion=good. Being a d to people on here = not so much.

The dribbling, when not driving to the basket, is likely the players going off script. Not what coach wants.

He was part of the group with longer, impactful careers

I think Jackson and Joyner get 5yrs. Brosmer could be drafted as low as 7th rd and get 4yrs or stick and get 10 as a backup. The rest i think are best bets on having longer and more impactful careers.

Walter's crap is always terrible and wrong. Would never read his useless junk again

Less than Ben.

I know what you meant, but most of us would say the program has cratered already.

And he'll get paid next season too.

The ranking i saw had Minnesota as 4th in conference for transfer portal and wisky around 16th in conference.