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

Jun 4, 2024
11:09:04am

Mitty Truly Addicted User

until you threaten to leave for another offer (at many companies anyway, like mine). It doesn't make any sense, but that seems to be how the world works.

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Mitty

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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

DizzyBanshee

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

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