@DuragRebel Lane knows Golding is doing the same so he can’t get NCAA involved. Golding messed with the one program that can call him out and now he has to deal with that.
@ElijahHollowell@TuckerItaliano That was the issue and that’s what could get Ole Miss in trouble. Clemson collective could have had a legal battle with Luke if he signed his NIL but they don’t and that’s not why they are going after the kid.
@ElijahHollowell@TuckerItaliano The NIL thing is not the issue. He had signed his scholarship with Clemson. That takes him out of the portal and a coach or representative from another school can’t contact him. The agent is allowed to talk with school but Golding was talking directly with Luke.
@BenBrown23@RussellAllred3@ClemsonFB People funding the collectives get zero of the profits and no tax deductions. It’s amazing to me that this keeps getting funded. In the NFL the owners get the profits. Eventually it will start to dry up.
@BenBrown23@RussellAllred3@ClemsonFB I get what you’re saying but I have to wonder how long can this go on. I understand Rev Share is funding some of the team. How long are people going to continue funding the rest of the team through NIL without getting something in return.
@REBISTOTLE@ESPNBooger You missed my point. If nobody has receipts on you, you can call people out. When ole miss is doing the same as everyone else they can’t just call other teams out.
@jaybjackson@mckenzielaw I would assume a large chunk of that money Miami is coming from NIL. If the collective for Duke owns those rights they have to sign off on any deals he gets that’s NIL. Idk how much REV share money he gets from Miami but I doubt it’s the full 10 million.
@Slurricanes3@PeteNakos@Hayesfawcett3@On3 That money Miami is promising him is based off NIL money. Some margin would come from Rev share from Miami but a large margin would have to come from NIL and Duke can not allow him to sign any deals because they own the rights
@Mickeyplyler What your take on Dabo saying everyone wants him to wing games but it’s his job to develope great men. He didn’t get to making 11 million because he develops great men. Winning games got him that and developing great men is secondary.
@Jon_Blau That sentiment ment something when players did not get paid and he was winning games. He makes 11million a year because he won games, not because he developed good men. he can develop good men at the high school level. He is coaching paid athletes now