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Nov 4, 2024
1:12:13pm

First-n-10 Contributor

I can't but think with deals like this companies can demand where athletes have

to play. I'd much rather NIL happen after the player has chosen the college of choice, played, then inked a deal.

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First-n-10

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AJ inks 4 million dollar Nike deal

CougarGuy84

Nov 4, 10:08am

If he pans out as everyone predicts, might be a steal of a deal for Nike. Lebron gets $30 million a year from Nike

dingus79

Nov 4, 10:12am

I doubt that the terms of this deal extends into his future pro career

BYU-TIFUL

Nov 4, 10:16am

Yeah true, just in comparison it seems like good bang for the buck for Nike

dingus79

Nov 4, 10:17am

What’s truly amazing is that free market loving Americans successfully

Polecat

Nov 4, 10:13am

Does it help that we are a Nike school? Could this deal stop him from going to a

Star-Lord

Nov 4, 10:14am

There are cases of player and school sponsors not aligning, but it doesn't hurt

tacallaway

Nov 4, 10:16am

Cooper Flagg is signed with New Balance but plays at Duke, a Nike school.

Cougar86

Nov 4, 10:20am

His "top 4" schools are all Nike schools

RenoCoug

Nov 4, 11:46am

Nike might have required that he choose a larger metropolitan area.

ParentingNotForSissy

Nov 4, 11:51am

I believe Auburn is an Under Armour school and Kansas is an Addidas school

Duke Silver

Nov 4, 10:16am

I can't possibly conceive of a scenario in which a guy is worth that to a

Mitty

Nov 4, 10:21am

You clearly aren’t the target market then. But kids grow up and see their

Duke Silver

Nov 4, 10:24am

Kids are weird

Mitty

Nov 4, 10:32am

I agree. Kids want to be perceived as "cool" by their peers, and that's because

Duke Silver

Nov 4, 11:06am

Or, probably even more likely, kids see their favorite player and to buy that

Nov 4, 2:50pm

Nike being the cool shoe over Underarmor (lol) or other brands that have taken a shot is how they stay king. And if he

shimmy

Nov 4, 10:30am

They are making a bet on future returns.

JuicyJam

Nov 4, 10:48am

Yeah, MJ was a waste of money for Nike.

cougaman

Nov 4, 10:57am

Deal might well include an exclusive negotiation period for his initial pro deal, or something similar.

CalGTR

Nov 4, 11:58am

I get it. I feel the same way, but there’s a reason Phil Knight is a Billionaire

ninja math

Nov 4, 12:04pm

You remember the DONs dont you? Every Utah kid had a pair. Now nobody wears them

Magneto

Nov 4, 12:37pm

With respect, no one us can really fully know why we choose certain things over

Roko's Basilisk

Nov 4, 3:12pm

Often this kind of success ruins a young person.

Plantagenet

Nov 4, 10:43am

Not AJ. He's incredibly grounded for his age.

Nov 4, 11:27am

So was Zion Williamson, Ja Morant, Deandre Ayton, Josh Giddy, Ben Simmons, etc

ninja math

Nov 4, 12:11pm

Does this mean BYU NIL only has to pay him ~$500k?

YankeeCoug

Nov 4, 11:29am

Wouldn't have any impact at all.

CalGTR

Nov 4, 11:55am

Good for him. This was the real intention of NIL

palangi

Nov 4, 12:06pm

RE: Good for him. This was the real intention of NIL

BackPacker

Nov 4, 1:16pm

I can't but think with deals like this companies can demand where athletes have

First-n-10

Nov 4, 1:12pm

Made a cool AJ Nike logo

Kougrage

Nov 4, 2:26pm

Ok I get that theoretically a kid could have a deal separate from the school but

Socrates Johnson

Nov 4, 2:59pm

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