You could potentially see teams implementing that on their own

You'd obviously have to have the finances to back it up. For example, if you're a player being recruited by Big 10 teams, do you sign with Michigan State for 50k right away, or Ohio State who pays 150k but not until year 2 if you've made the two deep.

That's just a random example, but could keep players at the better funded teams. For a team like ours, it could be the kind of deal a second-tier player could get. Like 4-star QB is worth offering something at risk, 3-star LB gets paid if he's a projected starter year two.

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Posted: 05/03/2022 at 5:05PM

NIL will result in diminished support of college boosters -- Lochmere 05/03/2022 10:17AM

I have stated previously in a post, that this is -- HighRockPirate 05/03/2022 3:01PM

So he should just accept status quo??? -- ECPirates07 05/03/2022 12:53PM

What is Houston supposed to do? ** -- gvegaspirate 05/03/2022 11:47AM

Sports are just another soap opera .. this just adds to the drama ** -- CapnFritz 05/03/2022 11:03AM

The funniest part of all this to me -- Mr Juan 05/03/2022 10:42AM

They're not getting paid. Paid implies earned. They're getting bought. -- xflat 05/03/2022 2:22PM

Seems to be how every other comp offer works, but just curious -- Mr Juan 05/03/2022 4:23PM

Didn't say I wasn't "on board." Yeah, that would work. -- xflat 05/03/2022 4:54PM

You could potentially see teams implementing that on their own -- Mr Juan 05/03/2022 5:05PM

As I shared often I was not sure where this pile of money -- Hollywood 05/03/2022 10:36AM

You obviously dont get it ** -- WrightsvilleBeachPirate85 05/03/2022 10:35AM

You could potentially see teams implementing that on their own

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