Jeremiah Cooper NIL representation
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Oh well yeah, certainly I could see that for DeJean. I thought someone was saying Iowa was paying every single DB that which would just be ridiculous.
I don't know ****, but I am pretty darn certain the DB in question is Nwankpa.
Right, if I were an NIL collective my strategy wouldn’t be to be blast that we have so much money we don’t know what to do with it. I’d be claiming poverty every chance I had.
They paid 600k for Nwankpa?? That's quite the investment. I think he's solid right now and could end up being a star but he isn't that right now.
Started towards the ended of last season and started all year this season.
Supply/demand. They were in competition with all the big boys.
Cyclone06, you laugh, and I laugh at my thought too because it probably won't happen. But it needs to happen. All of these athletes and NIL proponents complained about all of this money that the NCAA and P5 schools rake in, and how that money should be shared with the athletes. Welp. They're still raking in in, and they still aren't sharing it with the athletes. The NCAA and "real" endorsement deals should pay the athletes. Not the fans or boosters. Just my opinion.
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Agreed. I don’t know if $600K is the number but if you are an NFL prospect and have 1 rear of eligibility left it’s dicey to transfer. For a younger player I think the equation is different.
I honestly don't know. On the one hand, if a player was making an NIL deal for "only" 20 or 30K, it would be wise to have professional representation. BUT, such representation could also act as a clearing house to connect a player to the highest bidder. Time will tell.
I think our higher ended guys are getting paid more than 20-30k
You think Tech does?
Also, Anthony Johnson, Leonard Johnson, and Ellis Hobbs beg to differ. No its not our most successful position, but this is still a bad take
According to Blum, a lot. We're last in the conference for NIL.What is there to suggest Tech has significantly more money than Iowa State? Our athletic budgets are comparable. How much NIL money do they have?
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Even if I were a tOSU Collective I would still be claiming poverty.