Dec 19, 2024
5:07:53pm
5:07:53pm
I see contracts coming for many of these players. These will provide NIL money but bind them to a school for a specific
amount of eligibility.
Obviously the longer the commitment the more money can be spent on the player.
It provides stability for the player and the school.
It will push down the cost of NIL for most players bc they are getting that stability but if they think they can develop into a great player then go the one year contract and renegotiate the next year.
Obviously the longer the commitment the more money can be spent on the player.
It provides stability for the player and the school.
It will push down the cost of NIL for most players bc they are getting that stability but if they think they can develop into a great player then go the one year contract and renegotiate the next year.
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