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If it's set up as a 3rd Party deal from the beginning, it doesn't come out of the Revenue Sharing. Revenue Sharing = School's Money; NIL = 3rd Party deals for Name, Image and Likeness. NIL doesn't come from the school any longer. All of the collectives have been shut down.

LSU's Football Revenue Share is 75% of 20.5 million which is a tad north of 15.3 million. The rest (25 million) is 3rd Party NIL. Lane took the job because we had the best setup for everything. They've known about this before December 1st (they have lawyers). We had the best setup then. The setup is Gordon and other business entities funding the NIL portion.

NIL deals aren't able to be credited back to the school's Revenue Sharing pool if any deal was initially funded by Revenue Sharing. That's all the memo is saying.

There is no total cap.

Revenue Sharing deals aren't subject to the clearing house.
3rd Party NIL deals are subject to the clearing house.

Revenue Sharing will be used to sign the big fish, like Texas Tech did with Sorsby. 3rd Party NIL deals will be the fair market value offers to get through the clearing house.




So far this seems to be the best explanation. Thx! Someone get Gordon on the phone to confirm!
My sauces tell me Chambliss is transferring to AT&T


...just say'n
There's a lot of ways to answer this but I guess I'll land on...

because if I have someone back there I'm more in control of my own destiny. I can let the ball and hopefully bounce into the end zone. I can catch it and hopefully get positive yards. I'm not letting the other team decide that I start on the 15 or the 5, etc.
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This was probably just leaked to get a better NIL deal from USC.


Exactly what I was thinking.
I was thinking of the OP's question and then thought how much more this will change to an end of season question every year now with the portal and NIL stuff as part of the mix. In previous years you could forecast more of future needs based on the current roster and who was leaving as a Senior or grade out to the NFL as a Junior. Now everyone will have to employ a Gypsy Fortune Teller as part of their staff to help figure this out.
dwright...thx for the post

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Check the stats champ


Well according to the SEC site for 2021 he had the 4th best QBR. ESPN has him as the 6th best QBR among SEC QB's for 2021.

Oh and some random QB from Alabama, who I recall is in the SEC, just walked away with the Heisman.

So umm yeah...consider the stats checked
I thought the ND AD said they weren't in any rush and had not even come up with a list of potential candidates. I guess half of that statement was true.

I didn't think someone could sum up how I feel in just 7 minutes & 40 seconds...

Mission Accomplished!

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Time to order mine!

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