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I think this could self-correct if such players lose their current scholarships or lose current NIL money by violating those legal terms. What these kids do not understand is that regardless of what anybody tells them very few make it to the NFL and an even smaller number play in the NFL for more than a few years. For the most part they’re only earning potential for football will in fact be in college through NIL money.Going to see a lot more of this in the years to come
Multiple SMU players to sit out remainder of 2022 season before entering transfer portal, per reports
Three of the four players are or have been major contributors for the Mustangs over the past year
Let the buyer beware. Wise coaches will think long and hard about inviting proven cancers into their program.Going to see a lot more of this in the years to come
Multiple SMU players to sit out remainder of 2022 season before entering transfer portal, per reports
Three of the four players are or have been major contributors for the Mustangs over the past year
You can not contractually control NIL money based on participation, performance, grades, etc.
We haven't seen that so far. Coaches seem to believe they can often fix it if the kid is talented enough
Good coaches use the portal judiciously. Tucker and Harsin with 18 transfers each on their two deep will serve as a cautionary tale. Character matters.
That's also how Tucker landed his extension though
Yeah, for sure. There's going to be ups and downs with that approach. Is that good enough for Michigan State?
That's interesting......ironically, based on the record, the guys he brought in can't play either.
Listen Sparty, you better hold onto last year. This year is going to be a dumpster fire.
Michigan State and Penn State aren't comparable. They overpaid Tucker to keep him which happens at schools like Michigan State all the time
Harsin is a good coach. Sometimes people just jump at the wrong opportunity.
Smart - now they can concentrate on their studies for the remainder of the semesterGoing to see a lot more of this in the years to come
Multiple SMU players to sit out remainder of 2022 season before entering transfer portal, per reports
Three of the four players are or have been major contributors for the Mustangs over the past year
No, but you can control the scholarship that allows them to attend college for free. If they are healthy and eligible academically and are choosing not to play then they are not holding up their end of the scholarship and should have it pulled. Having to pay to stay in school may change their mind.
Can a team restrict players who do this from weight room , team facilities etc. ?
The company who "hired" the player and is paying them NIL can control them though. If the contract is for a player playing at SMU and the player stops playing that company could stop paying depending on ho contract is written. And I suspect businesses going to start being very specific in requirements in NIL contracts
Yes, bad marriage. Auburn isn't the easiest place to coach football.
lot's of coaches get fired at auburn. he will cash a check for 15m and and have a great life.
That's awesome--he rode someone else's success at Boise State and turned it into a major job where he flopped as many predicted he would. Getting fired and getting paid isn't what you said.
If they aren’t playing and purposefully sitting out, how interesting is their name, image and likenes?
Weird comparison. Cow college vs big private school. Let’s look at PA.
