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What five Football Men's and Women's Basketball Men's and Women's Hockey Women's Volleyball would be in there I would think.

Shouldn't this be the start to trimming some of the non revenue sports. I just don't get the idea of doing some of the financial games to continue funding programs while going in debt. 20 million or whatever it is gone from your budget is going to be tough to absorb.

I was surprised by Grove's athleticism in the minor minutes he got in the preseason games last year. He's got good size and looked like he belongs in the B1G based on that. I have no idea on his basketball skills but he is one guy that I hope sticks around. I doubt Reader ever plays meaningful...

On one of his first teams he refused to play Paul Carter because of a few defensive deficiencies, not terrible but didn't meet his standards even though the offensive flow was night and day better when he was on the court. He just valued defense more.

If Grove can contribute they should be okay with a 4 man rotation in the front court.

NBA drafts on potential, maybe the Duke freshman were a little further along in their development than the Rutgers freshman. In three years it won't matter anyhow, where they go from here will be what's important.

To bad Mitchell didn't stick around but I understand why he didn't, I'm sure he wanted to start in his last year of college ball.

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It would be very rare for a school to not release someone from their NLI (not NIL) if they wanted out.

I'm not ready to write Grove off, he's one guy that has B1G size and athleticism.

These kids have agents now that are pushing them towards the best financial deal they can get. As his value in the market place improved I'm sure he was advised to explore different oppertunities. Ben may have been in a better position to retain him because he was in on him early before anyone...

Visiting Gonzaga.

Interesting to see where he ends up, sounds like he is getting interest from the likes of Kentucky, BYU, Purdue. Maybe his experience at NC soured him on the big name schools.

No more walk ons, 15 schollies and no walk ons.

After Florida won the title a reporter asked a couple of the players what their first class would be when they got back on campus, none of them could answer the question.

Even if they gave the bottom seven on the roster 300k each they would still have eight to ten million left over to pay the top eight. Probably only around 15 programs that can do that though.

CBS sports is reporting that TT has a minimum of 10 million in NIL money this recruiting cycle. Sounds like it was a done deal before he decommited to me.

If he's visiting Texas Tech the Goph's probably don't have the money to pay an unproven true freshman like that. Better places to put your money.

The reality that NIL is more important than many were willing to admit is starting to set in.

So the B1G and the SEC basketball generates less than the Big East, sounds fishy to me, other alternative is that basketball is financing football revenue sharing costs which I find hard to believe, or non revenue sports in the B1G are getting more of the revenue sharing than they deserve.