NIL Thread

[jessej]

This is a mess
Very easy to understand why "rich" coaches are retiring

College basketball commitments plummet amid big changes in recruiting: 'Nobody knows what to do right now'

With only six of the top 50 Class of 2026 prospects committed to a school, coaches and agents are in a recruiting stalemate

www.cbssports.com

 

[Patriotsince81]

Beating the same dead horse for 56 pages. Imagine an NBA, NFL, or MLB where every player is an unrestricted free agent every year. That's what we have in college basketball. Greed is not good in sports. NFL rookie contracts are for 4 years. NBA rookie contracts are for 4 years. MLB rookie contracts have team control for 6 years. Why not the same for college?

I hate, wrong thread, knowing that if Booker and Kanga are any good they'll be gone after this year. I hate having 8 or 9 new guys every year. I hate paying kids who have no life skills or career skills to play a freaking game. I hate that integrity, commitment, and sacrifice have become foreign concepts in our society.

Getting off my soapbox. Now get off my f&cking lawn.

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