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Message: [QUOTE="auror, post: 4300314, member: 1329"] Coaching and development still matters a ton, more than recruiting. (It'll be harder not getting your developing players poached, but things like bench guys who are in the rotation eventually becoming your junior/senior year stars will still be very important). Schools with good, passionate, and historical fan followings will do well in NIL (UConn, Georgetown, Villanova). Schools like Creighton, Xavier, and Marquette will do better than you'd expect as well. Go look at some Creighton fan attendance logs. Providence fans are activated right now, so they'll also do fine. The St. Johns, Seton Halls, and Depauls of the world could potentially be in trouble, but they weren't very powerful to begin with, and should continue benefiting from just the association with the other schools. Basketball-only schools will also not need to share the wealth of their NIL fundraising with football, either. [/QUOTE]