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I have to believe he will get an oppertunity as a backup, he can score, not going to be a star but he has been dominating lately.

If revenue sharing is adopted this article estimates the amount of money available to the schools in each conference. It also includes total revenue of the top 15 athletic programs. Five Big Ten Schools are in the list, Ohio State, Michigan, Nebraska, Penn State, and Wisconsin. The numbers are...

Rigsby had a good game but he disappears against teams that have big physical athletic guards, I doubt he will be effective against Illinois.

I'm confused, what would private equity firms provide, infusion of cash or ?, would they be selling the future for money today.

He was very successful at Iowa State, when you basically are comparing records with the purpose of finding a coaching replacement I don't see how it isn't relevant.

Maybe better recruits but that is it. Did you watch how the Pitino teams played, might as well go to Elliot Park to watch that brand of basketball.

About ten years ago I took my dad to a luncheon where Joel Maturi was speaking while he was still AD. The one thing that sticks out in my mind is he said that if you knew just 10% of the stuff that occurs on an ongoing basis you would probably just choose to shut down the athletic department...

The non conference schedule for the most part is filled in after Johnson has had a chance to evaluate his talent for the year. I think the NC schedule was dumbed down intentionally to give the players time to develop and jell as a team. I didn't expect much but at this point I am pleasantly...

Of course I was looking at the girls thinking it was the boys. Anybody have a chance of beating the Cretin boys.

I don't pay close attention to High School basketball but where is Cretin, I would think they would be in the top 4 or 5 in 4A.

The little I have seen is that Revenue Sharing my also address the issue of the NIL collectives, they may be on the way out, all speculative at this point though. Trying to give control back to the NCAA while addressing player issues.

Not sure open transfer will be an option next year. Revenue sharing has a clause in it regarding contracts and transfer rules. Hard to tell what if anything will come of it but high school recruiting might become critical again and easy transfers more difficult.

It is important because they appear to be improving. They've played well three out of the last four games. Is it enough for Johnson to keep his job probably not, but it is fairly obvious at it's basic level Johnson isn't that bad of a coach. Much more to being a high level division 1 coach than...

That was pretty bad, not a fan of out of bounds plays under the apposing teams basket, prefer to have the quickest guy all by himself, let him get open, inbound the ball, and let him bring the ball up all alone. Shouldn't be a team that doesn't have one ball handler that can do it, I would Asuma...

That is key, compared to revenues at a school like Creighton they should be more than capable of competing at the NIL level. The case against other Big Ten schools is going to be just as tough but keeping guys like Hawkins and Payne should be much easier. I think they are going to be able to...

Expert fund raiser and negotiator then.

A big part of coaching now is to get out and sell the program. It's all about the financials, If he doesn't want to do that go coach high school. It's pretty obvious he is not well suited for the job in its current form.

He was always the best option at PG, he made mistakes defensively but he's a bit better now. No reason he's not starting and getting major minutes.

You are making the assumption that Johnson is able to evaluate what talent he has and play them accordingly. Betts hasn't played, not sure we have any idea. Asuma is an example until about now.

Why would you randomly play a guy about a minute a game and then put them into the game in a critical situation and expect them to perform to any level. A few may prosper, most won't. Not a prescription for people development in anything.