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0-2 FSU spent 12 million on NIL


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FSU, Colorado, and Clemson are cautionary tails in the days of NIL. FSU and Colorado show the problems that come with trying to build a program through the portal instead of just filling gaps. Clemson because of Dabo’s stupid refusal to fill any gaps through the portal. 

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A lot of the NIL data is coming from Openendorse's Black Book, which supposedly details about 30% of the estimated $1.7 billion NIL market (my source is the Athletic, via NY Times - link below - may need a sub to access it).

Here are some of the tables in the article: they quote average for P4 starters and for position players in the SEC - FSU is paying much more than the average ACC program but roughly 60% of the SEC.

https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/08/31/business/nil-money-ncaa.html

 

 

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5 hours ago, Derek Handler said:

A 5 star safety today costs 850K..  Way over 17 million...

Yeah, think a lb commit made a visit after hearing about this  to get a raise.    Loves Texas, just wants to be paid. I get it.  Oregon is costing the rest of the power 2 a lot of nil money.  

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