Other College Basketball

[Pig Benis]

https://x.com/claytravis/status/1878285168886075804

Well said, Barnes. Maybe Cal should take notes.

[DrMongoose]

https://x.com/claytravis/status/1878285168886075804

Well said, Barnes. Maybe Cal should take notes.

I agree but they still cash those checks so is the kid gonna give a shit?

This the problem with NIL (pay for play) not being able to be tied for performance.
That said, when it comes to contracts how is exempted legally?
Woukd be real interesting to see some of these pay for play nil contracts to see what is required of the kids and is a collective bargaining agreement what keeps incentives and requirements from being part of the nil deal?

If kid never plays (I.e. Nick smith ) what is the ROI for the sponsor?

[PorkyPig]

You would think a kid would have to play and play well to get the same or better money the following year, but apparently that's not the case.

[Pig Benis]

I agree but they still cash those checks so is the kid gonna give a shit?

This the problem with NIL (pay for play) not being able to be tied for performance.
That said, when it comes to contracts how is exempted legally?
Woukd be real interesting to see some of these pay for play nil contracts to see what is required of the kids and is a collective bargaining agreement what keeps incentives and requirements from being part of the nil deal?

If kid never plays (I.e. Nick smith ) what is the ROI for the sponsor?

That's the point. We all know what "NIL" really is. I'm happy to hear a prominent coach say it out loud and treat the "keeds" like the professionals that they are now. I wish more would do the same.

[Thin Red Swine]

Seeing that Oklahoma is also 0-3 in conference oddly makes me feel a bit better.

[Son of Spam]

I agree but they still cash those checks so is the kid gonna give a shit?

This the problem with NIL (pay for play) not being able to be tied for performance.
That said, when it comes to contracts how is exempted legally?
Woukd be real interesting to see some of these pay for play nil contracts to see what is required of the kids and is a collective bargaining agreement what keeps incentives and requirements from being part of the nil deal?

If kid never plays (I.e. Nick smith ) what is the ROI for the sponsor?

Exactly. Why would they give a shit if they were going to get paid anyway?

[PigSix]

If we could release them, I think they would find a shit to give.

[PigSix]

If we could release them, I'd think they would give a shit.

[DirkPiggler]

Seeing that Oklahoma is also 0-3 in conference oddly makes me feel a bit better.

That's what Moser does, or at least what he's done since he got to OU.  Show out against a weak non-con schedule, then miss the tournament.

[Trigger7672]

Seeing that Oklahoma is also 0-3 in conference oddly makes me feel a bit better.

Texas too.

[Trigger7672]

I agree but they still cash those checks so is the kid gonna give a shit?

This the problem with NIL (pay for play) not being able to be tied for performance.
That said, when it comes to contracts how is exempted legally?
Woukd be real interesting to see some of these pay for play nil contracts to see what is required of the kids and is a collective bargaining agreement what keeps incentives and requirements from being part of the nil deal?

If kid never plays (I.e. Nick smith ) what is the ROI for the sponsor?

What's the ROI for the sponsor if he does play?

[BleedinRed]

I'm pretty sure the ROI for all businesses/people who contribute to NIL is negative.  

[BASS]

Sideshow Bob plays for the Aggies. I did not know that.

[flash23]

Missouri, the team we play next and the team who went 0-18 in the SEC last year, just went on the road and knocked off Florida.

[Mazeppa Pompazoidi]

Sideshow Bob plays for the Aggies. I did not know that.

The current hair styles of today's youth pretty much guarantees a Sideshow Bob on almost every team.

[mr.zorak]

Ziegler now the all time steals leader for us.

On a 26-4 run second half.

[animal]

Missouri, the team we play next and the team who went 0-18 in the SEC last year, just went on the road and knocked off Florida.

Good our first catch of the day...that should help our NET rankings.

[buff2.0]

Maybe Strength of Schedule will still get us in

[BASS]

Watching Bama and Kentucky.

Both of these teams will beat us like Tennessee did.

[buff2.0]

Missouri might give us the buttsecksing. Can we skip Auburn?