You had to enter the portal to get a raise. NIL money followed new players, so you had to be a “new player,” even

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Jun 4, 2024
10:05:13am

Joe Banks All-American

You had to enter the portal to get a raise. NIL money followed new players, so you had to be a “new player,” even

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Joe Banks

Previous username: Paco
Bio page: Joe Banks
Joined: Feb 7, 2002
Last login: Nov 13, 2024
Total posts: 19,496 (50 FO)

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Messages

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Literally nearly half the players from D1 schools entered the transfer portal

NYC and Japan

Jun 4, 9:48am

It's madness. Imagine half of the NFL or NBA every year playing musical chairs. There needs to be more continuity.

jacobugath

Jun 4, 9:50am

In NFL only 56% of players return from one year to the next and 35% in two years

Jun 4, 10:52am

RE: In NFL only 56% of players return from one year to the next and 35% in two years

jacobugath

Jun 4, 11:17am

You had to enter the portal to get a raise. NIL money followed new players, so you had to be a “new player,” even

Joe Banks

Jun 4, 10:05am

It might be something like a regular job. Employers won't give you a raise

Mitty

Jun 4, 11:09am

This is the solid analysis I come to CB for. This solidifies it for me.

Forbidden Fruit

Jun 4, 10:17am

I would like to see NIL & Scholarship contracts that last for more than a year

CocaColaRecovery

Jun 4, 10:30am

I think they'll find that this is far more restrictive than the scholarship regime in the end, but it's the only sane

Bob Vance

Jun 4, 10:40am

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