Players want a cut of B1G revenue. Does that
mean no NIL, or they'd get both, or the cut
would be their NIL. Wow, I've still got 4yrs
elig. left. Can't blame players for grabbing what
is given, but it just feels like greed is taking
over. After they line their pockets, hope they
still play with heart for Purdue. NBA prospects
will, but will the player at the end of the bench
that gets a cut still play with heart? What the
hell, just give everybody 100K.
... a snippet from Tom Dienhart's article:
meeting with Warren to discuss a number of
topics, one of which was revenue sharing.
“One of the reasons why we're forming our Student-
Athlete Advisory and Advocacy Committee is just
to be able to have discussions not only about money
but about environment,” said Warren.
The players were led by Penn State quarterback Sean Clifford.
"I've already started some dialogue with our student-athletes," said Warren. "We're going to amplify that committee here quickly. I want to hear it from them. I want to be a great listener to figure out what is important to them. It's so easy to talk about money and share money, but what does that really mean? I want to make sure that I listen and learn to be able to have big ears and a small mouth to truly understand what's important to them."
Ok, I'm back. I say, if they get a cut, do away with schollies.
They can pay their own way.
With all the money flowing and NBA not being a plodding
league, maybe Zach will stay 4years. I'm all for giving him
a big payday.
mean no NIL, or they'd get both, or the cut
would be their NIL. Wow, I've still got 4yrs
elig. left. Can't blame players for grabbing what
is given, but it just feels like greed is taking
over. After they line their pockets, hope they
still play with heart for Purdue. NBA prospects
will, but will the player at the end of the bench
that gets a cut still play with heart? What the
hell, just give everybody 100K.
... a snippet from Tom Dienhart's article:
Players want cut of revenue
News surfaced recently about Big Ten playersmeeting with Warren to discuss a number of
topics, one of which was revenue sharing.
“One of the reasons why we're forming our Student-
Athlete Advisory and Advocacy Committee is just
to be able to have discussions not only about money
but about environment,” said Warren.
The players were led by Penn State quarterback Sean Clifford.
"I've already started some dialogue with our student-athletes," said Warren. "We're going to amplify that committee here quickly. I want to hear it from them. I want to be a great listener to figure out what is important to them. It's so easy to talk about money and share money, but what does that really mean? I want to make sure that I listen and learn to be able to have big ears and a small mouth to truly understand what's important to them."
Ok, I'm back. I say, if they get a cut, do away with schollies.
They can pay their own way.
With all the money flowing and NBA not being a plodding
league, maybe Zach will stay 4years. I'm all for giving him
a big payday.
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