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Happy Fathers Day!
Weber grill? Station wagon? Pleated khaki shorts with black socks? -
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Big 12 considering private equity investment of up to $1 billion for as much as 20% of conference
Just ask Oregon St. and Washington St. Banished from being Power programs. They are trying to maintain their Football independence while playing a mostly MWC schedule until their Pac12 cash runs out. Their other programs were sent packing to the WCC. -
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From the desk of Jared Mosley - special update
First, when the NIL comes in house players will become employees. Second , we can afford to pay all players in specific sports , just not at the same salary. You know, like the real world. UNT will have a certain amount of money available for NIL payment, which we can call a salary cap, and allocate those funds for specific sports, such as football and men's basketball. There will be a pecking order established as to who get how much based upon how many beans are in the pot, if you are a starter,at what position etc. Out biggest problem is getting donors to financially support projects such as expansion of athletic department facilities , donate to Mean Green Club, and also donate to NIL. I doubt you will get students to agree upon increasing fees to financially support athletics when they don't attend athletic events. Basically UNT is between a rock and a hard place financially . Just a thought. If the Big 12 can sell conference naming rights, such as "General Motors Football Conference ", then individual universities , perhaps needing conference approval, should be able to do the same. How does the H.E.B./U.N.T. football team sound? Go Grocers!- 2
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K-State pays 2 million for one basketball player for one year
Kansas State will not be able to sustain that spending. No way. -
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Big 12 considering private equity investment of up to $1 billion for as much as 20% of conference
In this pendulum of collegiate athletics several teams masquerading as big time programs swing closer to us than UT, bama, FSU, UF, LSU, etc. What is there to do with them. The Kansas State's of the world?
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