Spottedmuskie
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Dawson Garcia returned home so I suppose Nebraska is an attractive option. I am most surprised that he has already had 8 in-home visits already through mid day today! 6 yesterday and 2 this morning?!!Nebraska? Mississippi St? Wake Forest?
I know he's from Nebraska but still.
Actual footage of coaches being asked to come to Scheierman's home:Dawson Garcia returned home so I suppose Nebraska is an attractive option. I am most surprised that he has already had 8 in-home visits already through mid day today! 6 yesterday and 2 this morning?!!
How do you strike NIL deals in all 10 cities over the next two weeks. Lots and lots of phone calls.
As a local hero in Nebraska that makes sense and he would get paid for real NIL and not just pay for play.Committing today at 9a.m. Two crystal balls to Creighton, could impact if Kerwin Walton joins him or not at Creighton. Down to Clemson, Duke, Arkansas, Nebraska, and Creighton. My money is on Creighton or Nebraska
Would be interesting to see how he plays in the Big 10As a local hero in Nebraska that makes sense and he would get paid for real NIL and not just pay for play.
I think you may be overrating Dawson and Jamison.or yah know....just get talented kids and coach them up to help with things they could use improvement on. the "well hes really good but we could do better" is my favorite. We just went 4-16 in conference with likely the least talented roster 3 through 13 we maybe have ever had. And the reply is "well hes good on offense but he isnt kawhi leonard so lets pass" is quite the take. there are what 350 D1 mens basketball teams, I would guess 320 of them would be elated to have Baylor/Dawson/Jamison as their 2-3-4
Lol yeah I'm sure they can't be top 3 players on a top 30 team.I think you may be overrating Dawson and Jamison.
Creighton, it looks like.Committing today at 9a.m. Two crystal balls to Creighton, could impact if Kerwin Walton joins him or not at Creighton. Down to Clemson, Duke, Arkansas, Nebraska, and Creighton. My money is on Creighton or Nebraska
I'm just in disbelief that we aren't more attractive than Creighton....B10....playing time....chance for a really good team...girlfriend in the state....and we can't even get in his top 10?
Better pay at Creighton.I'm just in disbelief that we aren't more attractive than Creighton....B10....playing time....chance for a really good team...girlfriend in the state....and we can't even get in his top 10?
Cheating was always a thing with their coach, so he has a head start on the infrastructure it takes to pay the players.Creighton is a top 4/5 team with him. Can't blame him for going there. They won the BE in 2020, #5 seed in 2021, and made the S16, and made the R32 last year. I wouldn't be surprised if they won the BE this year and got a 1 seed.
Just another way that "NIL is the right thing to do, and it will be limited to this, this, and this, as proper" is just so laughably a joke, and was thrown out the window immediately.When they could sign NIL deals. Technically, I believe their agents can only represent them in negotiating things with NIL. That, in theory, is a good idea. I think a lot of young people could get taken advantage of during these kinds of negotiations if they weren't allowed to have representation, but obviously it opens up a scary door.
Cheating was always a thing with their coach, so he has a head start on the infrastructure it takes to pay the players.
I think most people who think NIL is right just think people should be able to get paid money other people want to pay them. It's proper whenever.Just another way that "NIL is the right thing to do, and it will be limited to this, this, and this, as proper" is just so laughably a joke, and was thrown out the window immediately.
Sure, ostensibly these NIL agents are merely communicating with various schools' NIL collectives to seek out the best deals for their client, wherever they should decide to go when factoring in things like school programs and looking at teams on their own.
Uh huh.
Not at all acting as a defacto pro agent for the player, to get the best overall landing spot for them including the sport aspects. Uh huh
Creighton has an excellent team and program. Great atmosphere with attendance routinely in the top 10. NIL. Excellent school. Close to home. And this might come as a shock to many, but Omaha has a fun downtown, but without the car jackings, and the school is located in the heart of it. I have no connection to Creighton whatsoever but I think I'd make the same decision if I were in his shoes.I'm just in disbelief that we aren't more attractive than Creighton....B10....playing time....chance for a really good team...girlfriend in the state....and we can't even get in his top 10?
This is so dumb. Yes, Omaha is a fun town. However, my kid goes to The U and feels safe walking around campus. She has friends at apartments and dorms in Dinkytown, Stadium Village, etc and loves it. We have a family friend who’s kid is at Creighton and loves the school but doesn’t feel safe leaving campus.Creighton has an excellent team and program. Great atmosphere with attendance routinely in the top 10. NIL. Excellent school. Close to home. And this might come as a shock to many, but Omaha has a fun downtown, but without the car jackings, and the school is located in the heart of it. I have no connection to Creighton whatsoever but I think I'd make the same decision if I were in his shoes.
I'm just in disbelief that we aren't more attractive than Creighton....B10....playing time....chance for a really good team...girlfriend in the state....and we can't even get in his top 10?
This is so dumb. Yes, Omaha is a fun town. However, my kid goes to The U and feels safe walking around campus. She has friends at apartments and dorms in Dinkytown, Stadium Village, etc and loves it. We have a family friend who’s kid is at Creighton and loves the school but doesn’t feel safe leaving campus.
You probably wouldn't have the answer but I'm kinda curious about this. There are parts of Omaha that aren't great, but they aren't the downtown area. Not that a city's carjackings are high on a recruit's list of concerns obviously...This is so dumb. Yes, Omaha is a fun town. However, my kid goes to The U and feels safe walking around campus. She has friends at apartments and dorms in Dinkytown, Stadium Village, etc and loves it. We have a family friend who’s kid is at Creighton and loves the school but doesn’t feel safe leaving campus.
Of course it is good for the players, on paper, to have an agent negotiating in their best interest, in all aspects, with all schools interested.I think most people who think NIL is right just think people should be able to get paid money other people want to pay them. It's proper whenever.
As to your last point, you seem to be making the argument it is really good for the players. These agents are also aiming to get the players the best landing spots for them athletically? Wow. Sounds pretty good for the players.
Fans often like to point to/infer cheating when players sign elsewhere. Seems anymore like it can be said about many programs.Creighton is a very nice campus and school overall. I was blown away when I visited a friend there. The contrast of going from certain areas of Omaha and then this beautiful campus is quite alarming. They have "quiet" bag man who have loads of money but want to remain anonymous
I don't know - I think it's just parts of town, like any city.You probably wouldn't have the answer but I'm kinda curious about this. There are parts of Omaha that aren't great, but they aren't the downtown area. Not that a city's carjackings are high on a recruit's list of concerns obviously...
That's too bad. Talking with my daughter, and her friends, they all feel good and are out and about all of the campus and surrounding area all the time. Of course, she didn't go into it with a slant to be afraid of the city which some do, is smart about being in the city, etc.My two daughters have had a much different experience than the one you describe above.