OT: Kentucky NIL is out of hand

[Waquoit]

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I'm not going to click on that, I couldn't care less. You made the point that Georgia and the NFL "is far more established than UConn and the NBA" that I totally disagreed with. I made the point that nobody was thinking about Georgia between Kirby and Herchel while UConn was winning nattys. You agreed, discussion over as far as I'm concerned.

 

[bazz&boujee]

“For the good of the game”?

I am a dyed-in-the-wool free market capitalist. Made my wealth/lifestyle over 40 years of straight commission sales. BUT………competitive sports, pro or college, depend on a marketplace that rewards (and penalizes) success and/or failure on the gridiron, field, court, rink. Monopoly, based on (NIL) spending will erode competition. How many consecutive years of Ohio State/Alabama, Georgia/Michigan, or LSU/Clemson will the football watching audience tolerate before getting bored?

And then tune out.



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Please refer me to the era of parity in college football where the top teams weren’t the same collection of blue bloods year after year. i’ll wait.

Nothing has changed lol

Indiana, Georgia Tech, BYU, and Vanderbilt are in the top 11. If anything there are more underdog programs making noise.

 

[ec33]

I'm not going to click on that, I couldn't care less. You made the point that Georgia and the NFL "is far more established than UConn and the NBA" that I totally disagreed with. I made the point that nobody was thinking about Georgia between Kirby and Herchel while UConn was winning nattys. You agreed, discussion over as far as I'm concerned.

Where did I say that?

Georgia -- under Kirby Smart - has the most NFL picks by any school over the last five years. Georgia and Alabama recruit on getting players to the NFL (and paying a generous enough financial package, although often less than schools like OSU, U$C, FSU, Texas, and Miami).

Very much like what Hurley is establishing at UConn.

I am not sure why this is controversial to you.

And despite your ignorance, Georgia constantly produced NFL talent. It is one of the hot beds of high school talent and many stay local.

 

[ec33]

I'm not going to click on that, I couldn't care less. You made the point that Georgia and the NFL "is far more established than UConn and the NBA" that I totally disagreed with. I made the point that nobody was thinking about Georgia between Kirby and Herchel while UConn was winning nattys. You agreed, discussion over as far as I'm concerned.

To belabor the point: a former Georgia Bulldog has been on the winning Super Bowl team for the past 24 straight seasons.

 

[Waquoit]

It's no fun having stalker.