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All it took was Rusty Cuyler breaking free of his father and moving to Elberton
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 AFTERMATH THREAD https://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3990479
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YOLOsubmarine posted:Kids will still want to play in the NFL and big programs will still give them the best shot at that. I mean the definition of big program can change over the years and we don't know how this will play out. But there's a lot of hysterical whining about the NIL stuff from guys who I'm not convinced will be significantly hurt.
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Fluffdaddy posted:Kirby gonna win a lot of Chips at Alabama after Saban retires "I'm off to kill Dabo Swinney." "To make sure that Kirby succeeds Saban, smart" "To what?"
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YOLOsubmarine posted:Kids will still want to play in the NFL and big programs will still give them the best shot at that. A much larger chunk of these schools have the money to fund these contracts then the small number of dominant schools that currently exist. These million dollar contracts are going to look like peanuts in a few years. College kids are going to think about getting paid first in college more so than rolling the dice on nfl money except for the most elite talent. And besides, if you can buy the best QB in the country, talent will follow.
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Sickening posted:A much larger chunk of these schools have the money to fund these contracts then the small number of dominant schools that currently exist. These million dollar contracts are going to look like peanuts in a few years. College kids are going to think about getting paid first in college more so than rolling the dice on nfl money except for the most elite talent. And besides, if you can buy the best QB in the country, talent will follow. The dominant programs can buy those dudes and also argue that they can get them national exposure, a chance to play for titles, and drafted. I think people really overestimate how much this will change things. Most elite talent still wants to win games and there’s still going to be questions of how a kid fits with a particular coach and scheme. I think NIL will be less important to the competitive landscape than changes to the transfer rules.
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Omg gently caress the gently caress off herbie
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GD_American posted:"I'm off to kill Dabo Swinney." I will quit college football if Dabo comes to Alabama. The combination is just too much even for a diehard like me
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Yeah it’s kind of naive to say “well NIL means that money can translate directly to acquiring talent now!”, as if that wasn’t already the case. Some programs will be better than others at turning money into players in the NIL era, but it’s probably a good bet that it will be a lot of the same programs who were good at it in the pre-NIL era. This concludes my TED talk.
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would they done lost If his name was sick naban?
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General Dog posted:Yeah it’s kind of naive to say “well NIL means that money can translate directly to acquiring talent now!”, as if that wasn’t already the case. Some programs will be better than others at turning money into players in the NIL era, but it’s probably a good bet that it will be a lot of the same programs who were good at it in the pre-NIL era. This concludes my TED talk. TAMU recruiting classes gonna be pure oil money
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LeeMajors posted:TAMU recruiting classes gonna be pure oil money Top five classes until a barrel hits $45
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That NIL money got to come from somewhere.
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Someone give kirby a distraction so he'll calm down for a minute
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LeeMajors posted:TAMU recruiting classes gonna be pure oil money It would be pretty funny if SMU became the next G5 darling. I mean they're pretty good already again, but now they can publicly make it rain.
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Grittybeard posted:It would be pretty funny if SMU became the next G5 darling. I mean they're pretty good already again, but now they can publicly make it rain. It'd be really funny if Rice's alumni suddenly gave a poo poo about football and they started dropping real money on NIL.
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Penisaurus Sex posted:It'd be really funny if ivy league alumni suddenly gave a poo poo about football and they started dropping billionaire money on NIL.
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Penisaurus Sex posted:It'd be really funny if Rice's alumni suddenly gave a poo poo about football and they started dropping real money on NIL. Harvard gonna use its quadrillion dollar endowment to bring the Ivy League back to glory.
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Lol how did you beat me The 2030 Jeff Bezos College National Championship Brought to You By Pepsi: Harvard vs Princeton
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General Dog posted:Yeah it’s kind of naive to say “well NIL means that money can translate directly to acquiring talent now!”, as if that wasn’t already the case. Some programs will be better than others at turning money into players in the NIL era, but it’s probably a good bet that it will be a lot of the same programs who were good at it in the pre-NIL era. This concludes my TED talk. Random schools you never heard of aren’t gonna suddenly be good but now for example USC and Miami can set up a number target and an LLC and not worry about big city newspaper reporters and that is going to make a difference. Texas and Texas A&M are also gonna trend up a bit as we are already seeing.
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Bring Harbaugh back to Stanford and let him ride that Google money juggernaut to the promised land. Who needs crimson, roll Cardinal!
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I think it's more likely some mode of regulation will reign it in to some degree, or at least normalize the public-facing NIL poo poo and then bagman stuff will still give some schools advantages over the others. We are just in the frontier days at the moment.
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LeeMajors posted:I think it's more likely some mode of regulation will reign it in to some degree, or at least normalize the public-facing NIL poo poo and then bagman stuff will still give some schools advantages over the others. We are just in the frontier days at the moment. I don’t know what will happen but I would rather see an open crazy market than a weird system of shadow payments with selective rules enforcement on when punishments get handed out.
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Lasagna Pilot posted:I don’t know what will happen but I would rather see an open crazy market than a weird system of shadow payments with selective rules enforcement on when punishments get handed out. I'm not saying its good or bad, but whenever there isn't a full-bore pay to play with legal contracts there will be some funny loving business going on. Right now, it's pretty wild. I don't give a poo poo. I'm just glad the kids are getting paid to risk their lives playing football instead of doing it for 'free' 
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Lasagna Pilot posted:Random schools you never heard of aren’t gonna suddenly be good but now for example USC and Miami can set up a number target and an LLC and not worry about big city newspaper reporters and that is going to make a difference. Those schools could already be good if they had good coaches and institutional support. They don’t and NIL won’t change that. USCs problem isn’t that it’s not an attractive enough destination to get good recruits it’s that their coach sucked and their athletic department was rudderless. Miami’s is that the administration hated football. Texas is that they want a coach who will make players sing the racist song and people with money have too much control over the program, a problem that NIL definitely won’t help. Aggie has recruited well since Sumlin and still don’t have any hardware to show for it.
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YOLOsubmarine posted:Those schools could already be good if they had good coaches and institutional support. They don’t and NIL won’t change that. The difference between regular aTm recruiting well and what aTm just did buying the #1 class is as big as the difference between Richt and Smart recruiting. Their relative war chest is more under the new conditions because some people are willing to drop more $ with real contracts in play. Miami didn’t use to have support but they do now, part of that is Mario’s personal connections and part of that is they have alumni that will contribute more in a NIL situation than in a street agent bag situation. We will have to wait and see re:USC
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Fluffdaddy posted:Kirby gonna win a lot of Chips at Alabama after Saban retires i can’t imagine the amount of money it would take to pull him away from his alma mater if he stays successful
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