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Post by beavaristotle on Jan 20, 2022 10:12:53 GMT -8
Beavers have done 48 NIL deals with an average value of $ 5000. Jade Cary deal is 200K, removing her deal the beaver average drops to $1100. Down the road they have 273 deals , mostly stipends for clothes and apparel ( truely shocking). Kavon T gets 100K. Their average is $550 without his deal. Over 60 % of the deals at both schools are non football and men’s basketball related. Compare those numbers to what you hear from the SEC.
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Post by shelby on Jan 20, 2022 10:25:07 GMT -8
Also , he 'implied' that the NCAA is looking into the sucks program. Maybe that 'school' will finally get their bells rung !
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Post by ochobeavo on Jan 20, 2022 11:20:16 GMT -8
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Post by messi on Jan 20, 2022 12:21:57 GMT -8
Beavers have done 48 NIL deals with an average value of $ 5000. Jade Cary deal is 200K, removing her deal the beaver average drops to $1100. Down the road they have 273 deals , mostly stipends for clothes and apparel ( truely shocking). Kavon T gets 100K. Their average is $550 without his deal. Over 60 % of the deals at both schools are non football and men’s basketball related. Compare those numbers to what you hear from the SEC. From Baldy's piece: Football is easily the biggest revenue generator in the UO athletic department. It accounts for 70 percent of the UO athletic department revenue. It’s the only revenue-generating sport at Oregon State, as well. Am I reading this correctly? I was always under the impression that football and men's basketball were the programs that operate in the black and bring in the revenue to help the athletic department, as I assume is typical at every athletic department (save for a few SEC teams with baseball). But this makes it sound like our men's basketball team is in the red, or at best breaking even. Am I missing something here? |
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