Really? You think RU has solid NIL dollars?? Where did you get this info?
Put the money into facilities? Huh?
Anyone who thought pay for play world would help RU was brain dead
Basketball does, football doesnt. We are paying ace bailey 7-figures.
I forget how long ago it was when RU had an online alumni database. I looked up all the better basketball players I could recall from decades past and almost none were in the database, meaning they didn’t graduate. So let’s not kid ourselves about our academics. We swim in the same very shallow academic water as nearly every other 1a program.
We have some larger donors that have multi year donation plans. You really don’t think they rerouted some of that money to NIL?
My season seats are in the 100 and you are so wrong. by the way-- this from an asrticle---"Now, college athletes can earn money from endorsing local restaurants or big brands. The biggest of the stars could earn enough off of their name, image, and likeness to pay for part of their tuition and other college expenses not covered by scholarships. Of course, not every athlete is going to get rich from this change. In February 2022, the average amount earned by student athletes in Division 1 schools was $561 through the end of the month. Even still, it gives student athletes an opportunity to profit from their hard work and helps out with the high expenses of studying at a university."
Believe what you want. $1,400,000 to be exact.
What am I wrong about? It seems like you have no idea what you’re talking about, sorry.
Can anyone else confirm what kyk is saying, that Ace will make 1.4 million plus his tuition, room and board, etc to play for RU for a single year? Not sure how I feel about that.
No one at Rutgers is getting remotely close to one million. That is crazy talk. There isn't one million or close to it in the collective.
The estimated value to a University in enhanced donations and more primo applicants,etc for an NCAA basketball championship is well over 100 million. It literally helped make modern day Duke and Georgetown. It is certainly money well spent if it brings you to that point.But it is a lot of luck and a crap shoot.
The Flutie effect certainly benefited both the schools you mention. We were on a modest path with 2006 success in football
Yeah but Miami fans could care less.
I know an exact dollar figure that mgbako got on one of his bigger brand deals and it’s not as much as you think
Kinesiology is the study of human movement, and often can lead to a sports or gym teacher career.
My post said nothing about fans being happy. Jersey Mike's stock holders (if they are public) might take issue with it. With good reason. It's pretty much theft from share holders. Designating other people's money to one guy's favorite basketball team with no measurable return I would argue is illegal. Fiduciary duty to share holders is the term.
Jersey Mike's is not a publicly-traded corporation. It is solely owned by one individual. By investing less than thirty seconds in research into finding that out, you could have saved yourself the time you took to write your post. Always remember: time is money. https://growingsavings.com/jersey-mikes-stock/
THE POINT IS:
Wow. You *said* that what Jersey Mike's is doing violates its fiduciary duty to its shareholders. But it doesn't *have* any shareholders, so what you said is nonsense. 'Bye!
You're about as sharp as a bowling ball. Maybe just a troll. NEVER said Jersey Mike's is doing ANYTHING. Disagreeing is one thing, but you literally have no clue what my point on the subject is. Nor do you care from what I can gather. If you want me to explain it to you using little words, just ask.
A large part of funding comes in this form to help attract players. MORE $$$ is earned once a brand is built and you can influence on social media though--once that happens you don't depend on the donors anymore and become a free agent for highest bidders(Cavander Twins) that can increase your brand and put more $$ in your pocket.
