A bandaid on a severed limb won't work. What gets lost in this discussion is that the B10 and soon SEC schools will have >$60M/year more than the B12/ACC schools and will effectively price those schools out of the market.
Have a great coach? Good luck keeping them. Want a key recruit? Better hope they are open to a discounted NIL deal to …
A bandaid on a severed limb won't work. What gets lost in this discussion is that the B10 and soon SEC schools will have >$60M/year more than the B12/ACC schools and will effectively price those schools out of the market.
Have a great coach? Good luck keeping them. Want a key recruit? Better hope they are open to a discounted NIL deal to play for you. Want to match the scouting and recruiting muscle of the big 2 schools? Good luck with that.
An aggressive stance will be to force a payout to the peer university (think UCLA/Cal situation). Anything beyond that is simply a death blow to both.
A bandaid on a severed limb won't work. What gets lost in this discussion is that the B10 and soon SEC schools will have >$60M/year more than the B12/ACC schools and will effectively price those schools out of the market.
Have a great coach? Good luck keeping them. Want a key recruit? Better hope they are open to a discounted NIL deal to play for you. Want to match the scouting and recruiting muscle of the big 2 schools? Good luck with that.
An aggressive stance will be to force a payout to the peer university (think UCLA/Cal situation). Anything beyond that is simply a death blow to both.