Califashorn75 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Come to Texas where endorsements can make up the difference in NIL cash. There's this brand called Nike. They might want you on their Texas Team. 4 Quote
TexasEx_10 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Tech has gotten two players today. No names yet. 😬 Quote
horns96 Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 53 minutes ago, HookemTexas said: If only it were that easy; there's an extremely high likelihood that Tech is throwing crazy money a la million dollar Canady at her considering SS was the only position they weren't able to buy last year (though they did try chasing Torres last year from reports). If it's significantly more than what Texas offers, it's a hard decision to make. I hate Lubbock and Tech, but life changing money would be hard to pass up. I know that NIL at Texas is good, but could it come close or surpass it? That's what Torres needs to figure out. Or she could come to Texas and have a legitimate and real NIL deal with Nike. Quote
Moderators Hank South Posted 1 hour ago Author Moderators Posted 1 hour ago 23 minutes ago, Schamy55 said: Do you think her being a Nike sponsored athlete will have any sway on where she end up? Tech is an Adidas school I believe. I think that could for sure play into it 6 Quote
LonghornFan4Ever Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago 44 minutes ago, Deep in the heart said: I would imagine we would offer that. You would think Texas offers her will be less that Kavan and Stewart imo Quote
Centerspeaker Posted 1 hour ago Posted 1 hour ago Campbell is going to go scorched earth after the embarrassment he just took. No saving college sports for him. He going get tech into more trouble. He’s the one with real addiction and mental illness. Quote
GoHorns1 Posted 58 minutes ago Posted 58 minutes ago 2 minutes ago, Centerspeaker said: Campbell is going to go scorched earth after the embarrassment he just took. No saving college sports for him. He going get tech into more trouble. He’s the one with real addiction and mental illness. John Sellers( Cody’s partner )wife is softball the sugar mommy. The softball field is named after her and is former softball player at Tech. Quote
southpaw Posted 58 minutes ago Posted 58 minutes ago (edited) 5 minutes ago, Centerspeaker said: Campbell is going to go scorched earth after the embarrassment he just took. No saving college sports for him. He going get tech into more trouble. He’s the one with real addiction and mental illness. Campbell isn't the one behind the softball $$$. It's his partner, John Sellers. Sellers wife played softball at Tech and John doesn't want to get cut off in the bedroom. Edit: @GoHorns1 beat me to it one post above. Edited 57 minutes ago by southpaw 1 1 Quote
GoHorns1 Posted 57 minutes ago Posted 57 minutes ago 19 minutes ago, LonghornFan4Ever said: You would think Texas offers her will be less that Kavan and Stewart imo Absolutely less. Texas sends more retention than portal. Quote
Bobby Burton Posted 48 minutes ago Posted 48 minutes ago 1 hour ago, Deep in the heart said: @Bobby Burton I thought rev share was supposed to prevent schools like Tech from giving outrageous amounts of money? Or is that just football? It’s had zero effect. Zero. 1 Quote
Colby TS Posted 43 minutes ago Posted 43 minutes ago Is it safe to assume that Texas is in the top tier when it comes to NIL resources for both baseball and softball? 1 Quote
HookemTexas Posted 23 minutes ago Posted 23 minutes ago 15 minutes ago, Colby TS said: Is it safe to assume that Texas is in the top tier when it comes to NIL resources for both baseball and softball? If not the top, I would think Texas would be that 2nd tier at the very least. Texas is in the top 5 in terms of dollars invested in softball with OU leading the pack; hard to imagine they wouldn't put the NIL money behind it to make those investments worth it. Additionally, it helps that Texas is a Nike school and has prominent involvement in nationwide programs. Kavan and Atwood being part of that Nike campaign did not hurt any image and rumors were that the packages for each student athlete was worth at least $1m in value. The endorsement deals you can get at a Texas a significantly more than say a Tech where your market is Lubbock and the majority of players are oil companies. In Austin, being a major city, the capital of Texas, no professional sports teams, and a vast plethora of industries, I would imagine the NIL opportunities are a lot more. 1 Quote
HookemTexas Posted 21 minutes ago Posted 21 minutes ago On a separate note, I've seen some posts on social media about how some of the Tech players (from last year) seemed to go out of their way to claim that they were "so much happier at Tech". As one person put it, it really feels forced because psychology teaches you that if you're truly happy that you've moved on, you're not thinking about the past and your former team much less go out of your way to point out how happy you are. People will just notice how happy you are if it's true. Quote
Cozer Posted 1 minute ago Posted 1 minute ago Torres’ family has been in the softball world for a very long time. Isa’s dad is a director with the Hotshots (who’s main guy was allegedly tied to the exodus of players to Tech), but he’s also been a coach for a long time. From what I remember of coaching against him, and within the same organization, is that he will be wanting his daughter to go where she can win it. His oldest daughter didn’t win a title, and now his youngest is on her last opportunity. Isa will make money wherever she goes, but it won’t be steered by money. That family is far too competitive to just take money. All that to say that Tech won’t be able to just throw money on this one. Joe knows who the game of softball and knows what it takes to win. I bet they’re wanting to know more behind the scenes of the assistant hires before making a decision. Remember, Glasco has been regarded (by many on the big time travel ball circuit) as the guy who is “missing something” as a coach to be able to win it all. Last note. That family has done a TON of travel for a decade now. And, when the Torres sisters went through recruiting the Texas softball program was not even a tenth of what it is now. Being up the road in under an hour, as opposed to a plane ride or extensive road trip, is a fun thing for a year. Quote
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