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Post by beaverstever on Apr 28, 2022 9:41:29 GMT -8
Football leads with 51% of total NIL compensation, while 17.8% goes to WBB, followed by MBB at 15%. Baseball is 2nd to Football in terms of total activities. opendorse.com/nil-insights/I suspect it's really top-heavy for WBB. For instance, the Cavinder twins were expected to exceed their coach's salary even before they went to Miami. WBB is 9th in total NIL activities, which seems to support that idea that is fewer, bigger deals. I would assume Jade leads the list for OSU. Pac-12 is 4th leading conference for NIL compensation, trending upward, and 5th in total activities, also trending upward. Big 10 is top for both, with SEC surprisingly (to me anyway) behind the Pac-12 in total compensation, and just ahead in total activities. It would be highly ironic if the NIL ends up weakening the SEC. Some examples of deals women are getting: justwomenssports.com/female-athletes-who-have-cashed-in-on-nil-deals/It's early, and I expect the market could shake out much differently over the longer term, but at this point the NIL trends do appear to be more about the ability of these athletes to impact product sales than just a pay-to-play mechanism.
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Post by bvrbooster on Apr 28, 2022 10:29:01 GMT -8
I suspect the low NIL funding for men's basketball is a function of the 'one and done,' You won't glean much benefit from signing some 18 year old kid in October of his freshman year, when most of the potential customers at your auto dealership have never heard of him, when he skips town 37 hours after the first round loss in the NCAA tournament.
The jump to the pros doesn't happen in the women's game. Somebody like Boston at South Carolina has developed her name and market value over years, not months, and she's going to be there for you to gain some value from the relationship.
College baseball is another good example. If you opt for college, you can't be drafted for another 3 years. So if a local business signed Travis Bazzana today, they could reap actual benefit for 2 full years after this one.
Looked over the article, and 2 comments: (1) Signing a 16 year old commit who isn't at the Tiger Woods level when he was 16 is flat ridiculous. (2) Signing a Cavinder makes as much sense as signing a Kardashian. I wouldn't want to own stock in any company that would sign either.
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Post by Henry Skrimshander on Apr 28, 2022 12:20:17 GMT -8
As I noted before, the Cavinder twins in Miami are South Florida's next-generation Jenny Scordamaglia. Don't look her up if you are at work.
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Post by rmancarl on Apr 28, 2022 12:58:37 GMT -8
Since you are talklng NIL
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Post by bvrbooster on Apr 28, 2022 15:12:39 GMT -8
As I noted before, the Cavinder twins in Miami are South Florida's next-generation Jenny Scordamaglia. Don't look her up if you are at work. Very pleased to advise I have never heard of Jenny Scordamaglia. With just a little bit of luck, none of you will elaborate on her, and I can easily forget her name by tomorrow morning.
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Post by Henry Skrimshander on Apr 28, 2022 16:45:16 GMT -8
As I noted before, the Cavinder twins in Miami are South Florida's next-generation Jenny Scordamaglia. Don't look her up if you are at work. Very pleased to advise I have never heard of Jenny Scordamaglia. With just a little bit of luck, none of you will elaborate on her, and I can easily forget her name by tomorrow morning. If you lived in Miami you would SAS know about her. The twins want that level of exposure in a major market, something that wasn't going to happen in Fresneck.
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Post by greybeav on Apr 28, 2022 19:55:33 GMT -8
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