OT College Athletes and the NEW NIL Rules

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Hmmmm... maybe I should change my moniker to SlyBarstoolDog?
 
I use to Uber on that campus. During Halloweekend 2019. The average girl i gave a ride to was a 9.8 . They don't call UO, the University of California at Eugene for nothing.
 
Ipanema Beach has nothing on the UO Campus when it's warm.
 
@Hoopguru ...where is that mentioned? I'm searching all over and it keeps saying he will announce tomorrow..
 
everything I've seen about JTT says that tOSU is still a slight favorite, but the Ducks have a real chance

the Ducks are in about the same position with Texas OT Kelvin Banks. H'e a 5-star and the 14th rated player in the nation. Texas A&M is a slight favorite, but again, the Ducks are a strong contender

it's possible both could pick Oregon. JTT just yesterday announced he will be committing about the same time as Banks...1-2pm today. A lot people don't think that's a coincidence

could be a great day to be a Duck....or a bad one
 
Sign with the Ducks, get an endorsement deal with Nike!

Nike has to be really careful. They have contracts with dozens of D1 programs. They'd lose almost all of those contracts if they started heavily shilling recruits for the Ducks, especially in football or basketball

I think this NIL stuff will end up like so many things are: advantages for the big boys and big markets. There are going to be many more brand opportunities in LA or Texas than there are in Eugene or Corvallis or Pullman
 
Nike has to be really careful. They have contracts with dozens of D1 programs. They'd lose almost all of those contracts if they started heavily shilling recruits for the Ducks, especially in football or basketball

I think this NIL stuff will end up like so many things are: advantages for the big boys and big markets. There are going to be many more brand opportunities in LA or Texas than there are in Eugene or Corvallis or Pullman

I agree that Nike will not be a big player in this. My question is who will benefit? Like you said LA and Texas for sure. I doubt it will help the SEC but will it hurt them? Probably not. I wonder how much jealousy will occur amongst teammates? And will players become more selfish to help their brand?
 
I agree that Nike will not be a big player in this. My question is who will benefit? Like you said LA and Texas for sure. I doubt it will help the SEC but will it hurt them? Probably not. I wonder how much jealousy will occur amongst teammates? And will players become more selfish to help their brand?

it's a pandora's box, but it had to be opened

I think a lot of corporations will be giving out deals on spec....minor college deals in hopes they can sign guys tomuch bigger deals when they go pro. This is football and basketball obviously

here's some pertinent questions, IMO: how many auto dealerships are in LA vs Eugene?....Corvallis? I'm assuming college athletes can now hire agents...who is going to police the agents? If recruits can sign with agents before they are committed, what kind of steering by agents will go on? What kind of back door deals between schools and agents will there be?
 

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