I agree. That's a lotttt of money. I'd save it for othersWould you pay him 400K to play at Rutgers this year?? I wouldn’t
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I agree. That's a lotttt of money. I'd save it for othersWould you pay him 400K to play at Rutgers this year?? I wouldn’t
There’s no need for me to reveal my source however let’s just say it’s a very very good sourceYou keep saying this, where did you get this information from?
Highly doubt it. Either he a) played us all along and was planning to leave regardless or b) he suddenly changed his mind because he was insulted about the money Noah was getting, was tampered with or whatever (I.e. nothing related to Paul as this would mean he had previously planned to return to play with Paul).I'm still curious if Cam would've stayed, or at least been more open to a higher NIL offer, if Mulcahy had gone into the portal first.
If Mulcahy stayed he was moving to off guard primarily with Noah here, and possibly behind *Simpson as PG #2. *Simpson is playing 2G/1G. With Cam that would've been 3 guards primarily splitting 2G minutes.Highly doubt it. Either he a) played us all along and was planning to leave regardless or b) he suddenly changed his mind because he was insulted about the money Noah was getting, was tampered with or whatever (I.e. nothing related to Paul as this would mean he had previously planned to return to play with Paul).
Cam didn’t leave because of PT and Paul is a pass first PG anyway. Not seeing a connection.
Except Mulcahy entered the portal after Spencer was already gone.If Mulcahy stayed he was moving to off guard primarily with Noah here, and possibly behind Spencer as PG #2. Spencer is playing 2G/1G. With Cam that would've been 3 guards primarily splitting 2G minutes.
Yeh, pretty sure Mulcahy didn't want to be PG #3 at all. That's why I am curious if he left first would Cam have possibly stayed, or at least considered a NIL counter to stay.Except Mulcahy entered the portal after Spencer was already gone.
So the $400k NIL payment isn't public knowledge just inside info a few know and the media hasn't reported Paul's NIL paymentThere’s no need for me to reveal my source however let’s just say it’s a very very good source
So the $400k NIL payment isn't public knowledge just inside info a few know and the media hasn't reported Paul's NIL payment
Not wanting to reveal a source is commendable, but also the claim might need to be taken with a grain of salt seeing there' isn't a way to validate
the claim.
Not saying the $400k didn't get paid, just wondering why it hasn't been reported by the Washington media.
Maybe not worth the trouble for media and fan blogs to cover NILs under a million.
But in anycase, hope Pau;'s getting the money you say his NIL was worth
I mean -if a bunch of rich boosters decide they want to buy a competitive team for the season, it could be possible, right? I’m certainly no NIL expert but it sure seems like this is how it worksFor anyone who believes Paul Mulcahy is getting $400K in NIL money to play at Washington
Do you think every returning starter is getting > $400K, or are they all ok getting less than Paul
What do you think Washington's total NIL budget is? $3M? - you'd need that for 5 starters @$400K+ and a bench
Last season Paul averaged 8.3 points/game, 3.6 rebounds, 4.9 assists, shot 42% overall, 37% from 3
Wait , aren’t you the guy that was on here after the Michigan state game saying no way mag had an ACL injury ? No way. You are a doctor and you know…There’s no need for me to reveal my source however let’s just say it’s a very very good source
Exactly NIL money is never made public do we know how much Ace Bailey is getting NO I am saying I have good source and maybe Richie will find out how much to confirm or dispute the numberWhy hasn't Gavin Wimsatts NIL money ever been reported?
It's not public information so you're never going to get a "report".
Look as at the basketball contract numbers.
Those weren't publicly announced either.
It took an OPRA request to get the numbers.
You're asking for public announcements of private contracts with private entities.
I don't think we need to know the exact number. I guess the answer is "enough money to re-locate across the country." Although I hear it is a beautiful campus...Exactly NIL money is never made public do we know how much Ace Bailey is getting NO I am saying I have good source and maybe Richie will find out how much to confirm or dispute the number
Yes no one knows for sure what Gavin’s deal was for, but it was reportedWhy hasn't Gavin Wimsatts NIL money ever been reported?
It's not public information so you're never going to get a "report".
Look as at the basketball contract numbers.
Those weren't publicly announced either.
It took an OPRA request to get the numbers.
You're asking for public announcements of private contracts with private entities.
that's a great 6 figure question, that could possibly be really 2 figures a year that would wind up 6 when the years are added up 😀and the answer is something I don't know or know anyone who does.>On the night before the 2021 season began, it was reported that prized recruit Gavin Wimsatt was shockingly ending his senior season at Owensboro high school in Kentucky after three games to join Rutgers earlier than expected. The top 100 recruit in the class of 2022 was expected to enroll early in January, but instead will start classes on campus on Monday.
A reported six figure name, image and likeness deal is considered a motivating factor for his change of course.”
Was the 6 figure NIL deal given to Gavin by the. RU supporters possibly spread out over 3-4 years? The numbers change a great deal if it’s a multi year deal.
A 6’7” point guard who puts up assists, plays D and rebounds is worth a lot more than you thought. Apparently more than Cam too.For anyone who believes Paul Mulcahy is getting $400K in NIL money to play at Washington
Do you think every returning starter is getting > $400K, or are they all ok getting less than Paul
What do you think Washington's total NIL budget is? $3M? - you'd need that for 5 starters @$400K+ and a bench
Last season Paul averaged 8.3 points/game, 3.6 rebounds, 4.9 assists, shot 42% overall, 37% from 3
A 6’7” point guard who puts up assists, plays D and rebounds is worth a lot more than you thought. Apparently more than Cam too
I think the coaches are specific and in direct contact with the most influential boosters to let them know exactly what pieces they need and why the skillset is important for next year's team.It’s interesting - I’m curious whether NIL boosters value what fans want or what coaches want more in players. Fans tend to look at scoring first and foremost to assess value. Winning coaches do not. It’s not that putting up points doesn’t have value - it’s just that fans tend to overvalue it relative to other skills that have more potential for differentiation from a supply and demand perspective.
Caleb is a great example of this in terms of NBA value. for those insisting Cam was our “best player” last season, there’s no way Cam will be in the running for a 2 way deal ever. Caleb is more marketable than Cam as an NBA prospect.
College value is different from NBA value but the concept is similar. There are less players that do the things Paul does than there are sharp shooters. That might yield more NIL potential on a team that needs a ball handler to be competitive.
Very true. I have said this over and over. Every coach in the country would love to have Paul on their team. Pass first, tall PG that can do everything. Very hard to find those guys.It’s interesting - I’m curious whether NIL boosters value what fans want or what coaches want more in players. Fans tend to look at scoring first and foremost to assess value. Winning coaches do not. It’s not that putting up points doesn’t have value - it’s just that fans tend to overvalue it relative to other skills that have more potential for differentiation from a supply and demand perspective.
Caleb is a great example of this in terms of NBA value. for those insisting Cam was our “best player” last season, there’s no way Cam will be in the running for a 2 way deal ever. Caleb is more marketable than Cam as an NBA prospect.
College value is different from NBA value but the concept is similar. There are less players that do the things Paul does than there are sharp shooters. That might yield more NIL potential on a team that needs a ball handler to be competitive.
I agree but Paul had plenty of options. Washington appears to need him the most.I think the coaches are specific and in direct contact with the most influential boosters to let them know exactly what pieces they need and why the skillset is important for next year's team.
I don't know if I'd say never. If Spencer can work on his 1v1 defense while maintaining a 43%+ hit rate from the arc and a 2.3 ast/tov ratio, he might get a look somewhere. His brother is playing professionally overseas and isn't nearly as good a player.It’s interesting - I’m curious whether NIL boosters value what fans want or what coaches want more in players. Fans tend to look at scoring first and foremost to assess value. Winning coaches do not. It’s not that putting up points doesn’t have value - it’s just that fans tend to overvalue it relative to other skills that have more potential for differentiation from a supply and demand perspective.
Caleb is a great example of this in terms of NBA value. for those insisting Cam was our “best player” last season, there’s no way Cam will be in the running for a 2 way deal ever. Caleb is more marketable than Cam as an NBA prospect.
College value is different from NBA value but the concept is similar. There are less players that do the things Paul does than there are sharp shooters. That might yield more NIL potential on a team that needs a ball handler to be competitive.
Re: Caleb vs Cam, 100%. They are both “specialists” - but Cam isn’t the back to back B1G 3 point shooter of the year.It’s interesting - I’m curious whether NIL boosters value what fans want or what coaches want more in players. Fans tend to look at scoring first and foremost to assess value. Winning coaches do not. It’s not that putting up points doesn’t have value - it’s just that fans tend to overvalue it relative to other skills that have more potential for differentiation from a supply and demand perspective.
Caleb is a great example of this in terms of NBA value. for those insisting Cam was our “best player” last season, there’s no way Cam will be in the running for a 2 way deal ever. Caleb is more marketable than Cam as an NBA prospect.
College value is different from NBA value but the concept is similar. There are less players that do the things Paul does than there are sharp shooters. That might yield more NIL potential on a team that needs a ball handler to be competitive.
I don't know if I'd say never. If Spencer can work on his 1v1 defense while maintaining a 43%+ hit rate from the arc and a 2.3 ast/tov ratio, he might get a look somewhere. His brother is playing professionally overseas and isn't nearly as good a player.
Did we want to pony up that kind of money for one more year of PM?It’s not about Paul
How can we not afford to beat out freaking Washington for an NIL deal?? That’s the problem