Ha, at least you’re honest.
I think nil is ■■■■■■■ dumb as shit. I think the portal is just as dumb. We’ve lost team 1st. I think professional players make way too much as well.
It is a massive industry with significant income due to advertising and tv deals. So only follow up i would have to this comment, what would you rather be done with the money? Goes to the wealthy owners?
Communicating things like paying teachers or service members isnt really an option in a true capitalistic environment so who do you want to make the money?
This isn’t me thing BTW.
What? I was just interested in your position. I have heard that stance from many people, that professional athletes make too much, but when i ask about where the money realistically should go the discussion falls flat.
Was just curious if you had a thought on it or if it was just a general stance on people being paid too much money.
Im confused PM.
lol what’s he suing the BIG 10 for, he played like 10 snaps in that conference. A highlight of one of his teammates scoring a TD while he’s run blocking.
Overall this feels like a greedy move by Jamo/his reps… I guess the 84 million plus his other earnings aren’t enough
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Maybe but if it leads to people that have been overly screwed by the NCAA in the past being compensated fairly idk if i should care? Almost would make him like robin hood here.
I think people minimize how much money these leagues make and that the money is going to go to somebody, maybe it should be the players that put their bodies on the line vs 32ish billionaires playing owner or the colleges that continue to subsidize other areas for various reasons.
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If they win he’ll get a percentage of the take when other players follow suit.
And no more team first. I guess NFL players leaving for $1-2m more is team first
Or players sitting out for a few more $ is team first two.
Its always how it goes.
But i side with the players every time.
Why? Because they are making $10m while owners are making $100BIL.