2026-27 roster needs

[vt4700]

that's twice you've said that teams are doing this ... reducing or eliminating NIL.
where have you seen this?

???? NIL isn't a lifetime contract. What do you think is happening when guys all over the country are transferring down?

 

[97spiderfan]

???? NIL isn't a lifetime contract. What do you think is happening when guys all over the country are transferring down?

Exactly. The P5 guys all have big time recruits who don't pan out and those recruits are probably coming in signing a big NIL deal. Say a guy is getting $500,000 of NIL. If they show that they can't play, you think they are just going to give them another 1.5 million to ride the pine for the next 3 years

 

[sman]

???? NIL isn't a lifetime contract. What do you think is happening when guys all over the country are transferring down?

we see people transferring down because they weren't playing.
can't think of any off hand who transferred down after getting 18 mpg.
and while it's a year to year contract just like a scholarship, I've never heard definitively of a team reducing or taking away someone's NIL.
you stated pretty definitively that it happens all the time.
so I asked you where you've seen/heard that.

 

[vt4700]

we see people transferring down because they weren't playing.
can't think of any off hand who transferred down after getting 18 mpg.
and while it's a year to year contract just like a scholarship, I've never heard definitively of a team reducing or taking away someone's NIL.
you stated pretty definitively that it happens all the time.
so I asked you where you've seen/heard that.

My goodness, sman...okay, fine, sure, all of the 2000 or whatever transfers are still getting paid by their previous teams.....lol.

 

[*23*]

My K state friend, who is now pretty much disgusted by NIL now, after having been a fund raiser at first, told me KState (football anyway) is having to legally go after tons of players that did not fulfill their NIL obligations after transferring. I guess the lesson is, dont pay all of the bag at once.

 

[sman]

My K state friend, who is now pretty much disgusted by NIL now, after having been a fund raiser at first, told me KState (football anyway) is having to legally go after tons of players that did not fulfill their NIL obligations after transferring. I guess the lesson is, dont pay all of the bag at once.

at the school with NIL that I'm familiar with, players had some minor obligations they had to fulfill I believe 4 times over the year.
they received 25% of their NIL after each obligation was fulfilled. nothing too taxing to warrant not showing up.