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RE: The future of college football
(06-08-2022 01:14 PM)griffin Wrote: The money now is beyond what anyone expected, Memphis has most likely seen its hey-day in recruiting the past 4 to 5 years. The template changed and as of yet what we have done NIL is good yet our peers or teams who use to be our peers are far more advanced and armed with $$$$$.
I feel for teams that are not in a P5, this is not going to be easy. Never has been for Memphis - yet we seem to keep on finding ways to be really good on the outside looking in.
Lets hope we can change the template a bit to figure out our way.
Yes, and this is just the beginning. Anyone paying attention knew that this arms race would escalate very quickly.
P5s getting fat conference payouts can afford to divert / redirect far more private donar money towards NIL deals than schools like Memphis.
The G5 will become a primary source of player development for the P5. Watch and see how this 'evolves' over the next decade.
NIL is just a legal slush fund and G5 schools - which were already at a huge disadvantage especially when you combine NIL with the more liberal transfer rules - are truly screwed unless they can figure something out...
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The future of college football
