BYU's NIL money
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Been saying this for a long time. All you need to do is remember that in CFB, they paid their Walk Ons enough NIL $ they were equal to a scholarship. BYU has so much $ it's insane but you have to abide by their rules/code of honor and are most people disciplined enough to do so--even for high price? We know that answer. But AJ Dybantsa and Xavion Staton are coming to next year's team too. Kevin Young is selling the NBA path and people will listen even more after this year's performance from him/their program. Got a feeling they'll be fine with winning and look past the Jim McMahon like culture that comes with it until someone at head of the school decides that it's time to return to the Faith based roots of the University. Until then....bring on the winning.
Saw on Twitter Louisville expects to have 8-10 million available to build a roster next season. Haven't seen anyone on this site bring that up though.
IU is supposed to have 7 million counting profit sharing or whatever it is. UK will have as much if not more.
Most good players still want to be coached and win and play in front of fans.
Big nil doesn't scare me.
But combo of getting to sweet 16 and nil?
That's recipe for program starter.
Big nil doesn't scare me.
But combo of getting to sweet 16 and nil?
That's recipe for program starter.
And here I thought players had to do their own work in getting nil.
Unfortunately, those players that pick winning and coaching over big money are becoming more and more rare
True, but those are the guys you want. Those dudes make up a great team. Pope knows this is about Ws.
Kentucky has 7 million with just profit sharing alone for next year and had 5 million this past year without profit sharing. So who’s the real delusional troll that constantly posts about we have no NIL but has no facts to back it up? What a sad life “trust me be we have no money” he says to strangers on a message board for a month straight.
It’s strange that our fans keep comparing Kentucky’s season to Arkansas. Everyone wants to measure popes first year against Cal’s at Arkansas. But no one ever talks about BYU. They are thriving in pope’s absence and we are all just pretending it’s not happening. I’m not crapping on pope. I just think we may not be seeing the forest for the trees. It also proves that cal dominates the psyche of this fan base and he can’t retire soon enough.
Some posters even ones above are just Cal fans and need to go root for Cal. They pretend to be Kentucky fans but aren't. Even some mentioned above. BYU's success this year where pope coached 6 or so of their current players. Maybe has something to do with Pope.
Revenue sharing is not a competitive advantage in paying players and has nothing to do with NIL. You don't even know the term. You're not going to convince me you understand the concept. And my posts are clearly not meant for you. You'd be best to just put me on ignore. My feelings won't be hurt a bit. See, that's because my life is really incredible. I don't need people to like what I have to say on the internet for my self-confidence. I have plenty of real people in my life that respect me.
If we didn't have to put so much into football, we would have more NIL money for basketball, just my opinion.
There's definitely some remaining Cal fans in this thread. They never say anything positive about UK. It's all gloom and doom.
Some of these people seemingly want Pope to fail so they can be "right" about Cal.
I'm a fan of the program. Coaches come and go.
Just shows how crooked religion is.
We need to prioritize NIL money for football, as it's the much larger revenue generator, and the SEC is an "arms race" in football. Just my opinion.
I don't disagree with you. I was just stating why Kentucky falls short in the basketball NIL department.
I think we have enough industry in Kentucky to better than we are doing with NIL.
Lots of folks bring up Toyota. It will never happen.
Yet not a single person on this message board respects you. It is a competitive advantage especially in the SEC when most teams are using more of their share on football and UK will use a little more on basketball. This board clearly isn’t meant for you as all you do is disagree with people that we have any NIL to spend at all yet we are getting highly ranked recruits, transfers and have put together a top team in the NIL era.
Revenue sharing is way more than $7 million next year. And every school that UK competes with will also have this money to play with (or an amount close to it). That money is a wash. The real money is above and beyond that in NIL.
We have General Motors, Logan Aluminum, Fruit of the Loom, and the distilleries just to name a few.
Why would some one that is a Calipari supporter just hang out on a Kentucky message board. Do you know how crazy that sounds? Just because not every fan believes the program is going to be ok in the NIL department doesn’t make the Calipari supporters. His name is brought up more on this board than when he coached here.
Honestly, I don’t know who or what to believe when it comes to NIL and how much UK has or other teams.
It’s 22.5 million per school to divide between their athletics departments. Most are allocating around 6-7 million to Men’s college basketball.
Nothing in it for them.
It would also have to go through a lot of people to happen.
1 person at the company couldn't make the call to contribute to UK's NIL
Need the Bourbon Distillery’s too step up only takes one of them but would be nice to get multiple
Who are the industry names you think could help?
There just aren't any in this state.
BYU picked up a massive donor to their NIL when Pope left (unrelated form all accounts) so their situation changed dramatically. I believe that’s why you don’t hear a lot of comparisons. Also same conference etc.
Notre Dame has Deeeeep pockets and a wealthy fan base. They will pump loads into the football program.
Read that byu coach is friends with jazz owner and he kicked in a boat load
I stated a few in an earlier post. In addition to what I previously posted, a third of the top 100 food processing companies are in Kentucky, UPS, Equine industry, and manufacturing.
Logan Aluminum doesn't sell their products directly to the public so they don't advertise.
You can't just look at a manufacturing facility in the state, you have to look at ownership and LA like Toyota and Ford are not ownership based in Kentucky.
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