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Key tweets, and it's all gone to Hell.

noeynox said:
Its not just CFB. CBB is equally broken in different ways. How does the NCAA allow this?

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All for the benefit of the student athlete……

They are turning this into a professional development league. At which point the fan base will simply gravitate to the NBA rather than a second rate minor league.
 
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storrsroars said:
So there are guys who might potentially be playing college hoops at age 28.

That's just ridiculous. There are not serious people in charge of the NCAA.
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High profile coaches like Hurley, Self, maybe Schyer and others have to really come out against this in the off season. This is like allowing teams to make teade deadline deals.
 
noeynox said:
Not a one off in case you're wondering

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This is getting really crazy

So John Tonje played 4 years at Colorado State, then Missouri, and now Wisconsin. So he is giving up his draft to the NBA and playing at Wisconsin. But why 4 more years of eligibility? I am way out of the loop here, what am I missing

James Nnaji started playing for FC Barcelona but hasn't played any college ball. I guess he is kind of like Nadav except he was playing with the NBA team this summer.
 
Kolumbo said:
This is getting really crazy

So John Tonje played 4 years at Colorado State, then Missouri, and now Wisconsin. So he is giving up his draft to the NBA and playing at Wisconsin. But why 4 more years of eligibility? I am way out of the loop here, what am I missing

James Nnaji started playing for FC Barcelona but hasn't played any college ball. I guess he is kind of like Nadav except he was playing with the NBA team this summer.
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It’s a joke / not actually real, Tonje isn’t actually returning to CBB. Just someone making fun of the situation with Baylor.
 
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Storrs South said:
It’s a joke / not actually real, Tonje isn’t actually returning to CBB. Just someone making fun of the situation with Baylor.
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I'm a little slow on the uptake. Many of the commenters didn't get the joke either I guess. 😎
We've had so many great college players in that weren't NBA level so it's unreal how they missed out and the kids today are making a killing. I don't think it can last.
 
noeynox said:
Not a one off in case you're wondering

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noeynox said:
High profile coaches like Hurley, Self, maybe Schyer and others have to really come out against this in the off season. This is like allowing teams to make teade deadline deals.
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Hell why wait? Strike while the iron is hot
 
CL82 said:
Because booze makes Tampa better?
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I mean, I don't think it came across well in my comment but I certainly wasn't complaining, moreso pointing out how silly it is to complain about a teensy little digressing on occasion, especially if it's not like the topic is particularly hopping at that point anyways. If something of note comes up, someone will post it and the topic will get back on track; if the digression becomes long enough it'll get split into its own thread; and if the digression was a complete non-sequitor from the start it'll get removed. No use sweating over it.
 
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greenday61892 said:
"UConn doesn't have enough to contribute to add value" said the idiots of the other conferences
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Two different things. The people who say that are talking about shared football revenues which drive the bus.
 
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RSTuthill said:
Two different things. The people who say that are talking about shared football revenues which drive the bus.
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I haven't followed this thread at all, but please define shared football revenue.

Are you talking about net revenue??
 
temery said:
I haven't followed this thread at all, but please define shared football revenue.

Are you talking about net revenue??
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My agricultural understanding is that football post season revenues are shared with the conference the school is in. As are post season BB revenues but those are substantially "taxed" prior to distribution to fund a lot of NCAA programs. The football schools shielded their revenues from the NCAA. So the football shared revenues are a lot larger the the basketball shared revenues. Of course, shared revenues are only part of an accretion calculation. There are posters here who know a lot more about this than me. Have I got the basics right?
 
RSTuthill said:
My agricultural understanding is that football post season revenues are shared with the conference the school is in. As are post season BB revenues but those are substantially "taxed" prior to distribution to fund a lot of NCAA programs. The football schools shielded their revenues from the NCAA. So the football shared revenues are a lot larger the the basketball shared revenues. Of course, shared revenues are only part of an accretion calculation. There are posters here who know a lot more about this than me. Have I got the basics right?
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I asked about net revenue. does UConn football actually make money? Net revenue.
 
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