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Mar 17, 2023
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SouthernBlueBlood
Intervention Needed
So many unknowns. I still believe colleges are to blame. They choose athletics
over education as their purpose
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POLL: Do you believe NIL will ultimately affect your personal fandom of college sports?
SouthernBlueBlood
3/17/23 7:21am
Think it could. Depends on how far the pendulum swings
SWKTDweller
3/17/23 7:23am
So many unknowns. I still believe colleges are to blame. They choose athletics
SouthernBlueBlood
3/17/23 7:24am
I doubt NIL will, but the general direction of College football is affecting
Mostlyaccurate
3/17/23 7:27am
Transfer portal is a bigger threat. I’m happy that a guy like Jaren Hall can
Odysseus
3/17/23 7:32am
The more atypical recruit that comes to BYU and has a good experience the better
LeonMarek
3/17/23 7:34am
I agree with what you're saying here. I am much less invested in recruiting and the roster now then before transfer port
Wingnut
3/17/23 7:38am
if someone comes to us for 1 season & has a good experience, worth every NIL $
RossoNeri
3/17/23 8:03am
If BYU can't compete, I will drop college sports.
HighHorse
3/17/23 7:49am
Only if the yewt fanbase produces more NIL $ than ours.
RossoNeri
3/17/23 8:05am
I hate all the talk about it because I believe there is so much unreality to it. Like we have people pretending every
mokelembembe
3/17/23 8:28am
Already has. It's mercenaries for hire now. I don't like it.
Adwight
3/17/23 9:37am
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