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How NIL absence is hurting the Ivy League
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[QUOTE="That Guy, post: 4994307, member: 8905"] I think only the kids that get offers from blue blood programs after entering the portal should make the jump. You will probably make like $1 million or more depending on how many years of eligibility you have left and playing for one of those elite programs will open way more doors into working within basketball as a coach or otherwise than an Ivy would. And hell, if you pick Duke, UCLA, or UNC then you're getting the best of everything if we're being honest. Great NIL, elite education, and everything that comes with playing for a blue blood. [/QUOTE]
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