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re: When players become official employees
Posted on 12/17/23 at 8:07 pm to BurntOrangeMan
Posted on 12/17/23 at 8:07 pm to BurntOrangeMan
Had to look up:
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The issue though are many programs are generating a positive return though if the athletes become employees the NIL collective may revert more funds into the program directly instead of to the players.
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Ohio State - $251 million
Texas - $239 million
Alabama - $214 million
Michigan - $210 million
Georgia - $203 million
LSU - $199 million
Texas A&M - $193 million
Florida - $190 million
Penn State - $181 million
Oklahoma - $177 million
Auburn - $174 million
Michigan State - $172 million
Indiana - $166 million
Virginia - $161.9 million
Florida State - $161.1 million
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The issue though are many programs are generating a positive return though if the athletes become employees the NIL collective may revert more funds into the program directly instead of to the players.
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Posted on 12/17/23 at 8:17 pm to TideWarrior
That's AD revenue, but yes.. the alumni donor NIL funds would likely go direct to the U./AD. Add in "employee wages" for the other sports and the employee to earnings ratio gets even worse.
Here's the bad news.. if it goes that direction the gap will be filled by corporations. AKA "the end".
Here's the bad news.. if it goes that direction the gap will be filled by corporations. AKA "the end".
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