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None of that is putting money in their pockets.
I see schools making money left and right, billions of dollars. I see kids wearing jerseys of current players.
Why shouldn’t the Breece receive compensation for the ad selling 5 star culture T shirts?
**** NIL and **** all the people pre-NIL who said it would be good for college athletics (you know who you are). The truth is we let the lion out of the cage without any safety measures in place. There should have been rules, caps, contracts, etc. to help keep things in order before just saying "**** it" and having a free-for-all cluster****. I would think some of our old Cyclone greats who bleed cardinal and gold are probably disgusted with this whole new world.
yes should be in portal by Wednesday
We pay them in knowledge!I probably would have chosen a different major if my school was free and I had access to all of the academic advantages major sport athletes have.
Right, this entire thread is really just this forum throwing a tantrum over one guy leaving and how this is now the end of all college athletics, when we've come out way ahead in the transfer market over the last 10+ years.
Thank you for admitting that all those kids were robbed as wellWho developed the 5 star culture and invested in that infrastructure? Breece was a great player. But where is David Montgomery’s money? He helped lay the foundation as well as others. The problem is that the infrastructure to make Breece a star and get the fame and publicity was made by others. What should our NIL payroll be? At what point do the fans just say screw it? It really isn’t worth it.
Does anyone even know how much Tyrese made in NIL this past year?This response seems to leave out the vast majority of pro-NIL people, including myself, who didn't claim it would be good for college athletics but supported it because these kids deserve to be paid what they are worth.
It stinks for Iowa State, and I get that. But at the end of the day these kids that are getting paid are cashing in on their skills/abilities in a line of work where your skills/abilities can be fleeting. They deserve to be compensated their market rate just like any other business out there. And if that creates some harsh realities for Iowa State, I guess it is what it is for me.
We've found ways to be competitive when things were competitively unbalanced before. We will do it again. It's not like a star freshman haven't been poached by bigger schools before. Wesley Johnson. Shawn Taggert. It happened pre-NIL too.
Pretty much the exact way the world works in general. "Sweet accountant! $$$ Mine now sucker." College sports was loved because it was different. Right or wrong it was different. Now its just lesser pro sports.I think the freaking out is due to the fact that high dollar boosters can just buy players from other programs now. "Oh, that's a nice freshman you have there, I think we'll buy him now. Thanks for the effort peasant".
Sure, ISU has benefited from transfers, but this is different.
I get it, my take won't be popular because it's a very emotional topic for a lot of people posting here but personally I'd rather see people get paid what their worth than some org take that money. It's a business, they're employees, pay them what they're worth.
Does anyone even know how much Tyrese made in NIL this past year?
This response seems to leave out the vast majority of pro-NIL people, including myself, who didn't claim it would be good for college athletics but supported it because these kids deserve to be paid what they are worth.
It stinks for Iowa State, and I get that. But at the end of the day these kids that are getting paid are cashing in on their skills/abilities in a line of work where your skills/abilities can be fleeting. They deserve to be compensated their market rate just like any other business out there. And if that creates some harsh realities for Iowa State, I guess it is what it is for me.
We've found ways to be competitive when things were competitively unbalanced before. We will do it again. It's not like a star freshman haven't been poached by bigger schools before. Wesley Johnson. Shawn Taggert. It happened pre-NIL too.
So he made less than Patrick mccaffery, and his pizza commercial.I'd venture to guess next to nothing. Someone mentioned he had a Cameo account, but that's all I've seen.
True. But in business, if your company sends you back to school to get a post grad degree and that makes you suddenly attractive to another company, you can't just jump ship without compensation to your company for that degree. So since these athletes are increasing their earnings potential based on opportunities and training provided by a school, shouldn't that school have some protection from them leaving?
Pretty much the exact way the world works in general. "Sweet accountant! $$$ Mine now sucker." College sports was loved because it was different. Right or wrong it was different. Now its just lesser pro sports.