Yes or no: Does Stoops donate some of his Nine Million to NIL as other coaches have done ?
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The more interesting part is if Mitch will let him if he does want to do it. Mitch is VERY slow to adapt to a fast changing landscape in college athletics.
No
If he was going to do it, I think he would have already done it. It is not my place to tell someone else how to spend their money, but the poney up comment was made.
If he was going to do it, I think he would have already done it. It is not my place to tell someone else how to spend their money, but the poney up comment was made.
I'm guessing the people who he is asking to poney up, the majority of them do not make nine million a year.
He should donate about 33% of it. That may add another win or 2. If he wants to keep his job he better. Pony up Mark!
Coaches are prohibited from doing so
Mike Norvell, Mike Gundy lead college football coaches paying loser's tax amid NIL revolution
How to cover the growing costs in athlete compensation? Here comes a fresh idea: A loser's tax on coaches, from Mike Gundy to Mike Norvell.
www.usatoday.com
Yet those 3 didCoaches are prohibited from doing so
Mike Norvell, Mike Gundy lead college football coaches paying loser's tax amid NIL revolution
How to cover the growing costs in athlete compensation? Here comes a fresh idea: A loser's tax on coaches, from Mike Gundy to Mike Norvell.www.usatoday.com
Nope. Stoops has desperately needed some positive press of any kind since the season ended, but we haven’t really heard a peep from him or the AD. If they were cooking up something like this, they’d be broadcasting it as a good PR campaign.
“NCAA rules prohibit coaches from making direct NIL donations, but Kelly will use a workaround by funneling his donation through the Tiger Athletic Foundation, a booster group that financially supports LSU athletics.”
UK needs structural/bureaucratic changes to make it the launder work. That doesn’t exist at UK to my knowledge.
Lots of discussion all over the internet on this topic for the last year but things are changing rapidly
Why should he follow any rules? Rules seem to be optional these days.Coaches are prohibited from doing so
Mike Norvell, Mike Gundy lead college football coaches paying loser's tax amid NIL revolution
How to cover the growing costs in athlete compensation? Here comes a fresh idea: A loser's tax on coaches, from Mike Gundy to Mike Norvell.www.usatoday.com
Why not? He was strutting around last year yelling at people to "pony up." Maybe he should follow his own advice.
