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Was told about 20 minutes ago that Texas is expected to see a basketball all together NIL increase into the 4.8-5 million range for next season. 

This season's roster was 3.7-3.8 million.

That increase would place Texas in the top 15 range nationally based on numbers currently. 

 

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1 minute ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

Was told about 20 minutes ago that Texas is expected to see a basketball all together NIL increase into the 4.8-5 million range for next season. 

This season's roster was 3.7-3.8 million.

That increase would place Texas in the top 15 range nationally based on numbers currently. 

 

Is that top 15 based on 2024-25 outlays or estimated 2025-26 outlays, because something tells me that we won't be the only school upping our NIL for basketball by a 20-25%. 

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Just now, bierce said:

Is that top 15 based on 2024-25 outlays or estimated 2025-26 outlays, because something tells me that we won't be the only school upping our NIL for basketball by a 20-25%. 

Great point.

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11 minutes ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

Was told about 20 minutes ago that Texas is expected to see a basketball all together NIL increase into the 4.8-5 million range for next season. 

This season's roster was 3.7-3.8 million.

That increase would place Texas in the top 15 range nationally based on numbers currently. 

 

CDC going all in in every sport

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19 minutes ago, bierce said:

Is that top 15 based on 2024-25 outlays or estimated 2025-26 outlays, because something tells me that we won't be the only school upping our NIL for basketball by a 20-25%. 

Expected to be top 15 range

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10 minutes ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

Not on top of, no. Total range expected

Doesn’t seem ideal if that’s total including revenue sharing. That’s only 1-1.5 million extra according to what most teams plans to allocate to revenue sharing for men’s basketball. Good luck with that I guess especially if top programs and teams add more than that on top 

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Winning can increase NIL but that’s a good start.

I will say that it appears Texas wants to be good but not great in hoops. I’m a little surprised but not disappointed. It seems as though, Texas is clearly showing football and baseball are higher priorities.

 

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7 minutes ago, Hashtag said:

Doesn’t seem ideal if that’s total including revenue sharing. That’s only 1-1.5 million extra according to what most teams plans to allocate to revenue sharing for men’s basketball. Good luck with that I guess especially if top programs and teams add more than that on top 

It's going to be 2-2.2 mill more. 

Nate Oats was recently told his rev share was going to be 2-2.2 mill ... he lost his shizznit from what two other college coaches told me. Bama will make it up in a similar fashion. 

 

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7 minutes ago, Gerry Hamilton said:

It's going to be 2-2.2 mill more. 

Nate Oats was recently told his rev share was going to be 2-2.2 mill ... he lost his shizznit from what two other college coaches told me. Bama will make it up in a similar fashion. 

 

Tech is on record of saying their revenue share will be 3.5 million. A few other programs been in that ball park. UCONN is estimating 5 million from revenue sharing(not including NIL)

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6 minutes ago, Hashtag said:

Tech is on record of saying their revenue share will be 3.5 million. A few other programs been in that ball park. UCONN is estimating 5 million from revenue sharing(not including NIL)

Of course UConn will try ... they won't compete in football with their rev share #'s. 

And BTW, a lot of the numbers are inflated. 

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Just now, Gerry Hamilton said:

Of course UConn will try ... they won't compete in football with their rev share #'s. 

And BTW, a lot of the numbers are inflated. 

Those numbers are directly from Texas techs athletic director. 

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21 minutes ago, CoachBobbyFinstock said:

Winning can increase NIL but that’s a good start.

I will say that it appears Texas wants to be good but not great in hoops. I’m a little surprised but not disappointed. It seems as though, Texas is clearly showing football and baseball are higher priorities.

 

Not surprised at all. 

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Texas being in the top 15-20 in basketball NIL is pretty good and about what I would expect personally. This is a football school first and always will be. We also happen to have the best baseball program of all time, so it’s hard to make an argument basketball should be top 5 in the country or anything. 
 

There are ~350 college basketball programs. Top 15-20 should allow us to be competitive in the SEC. 

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24 minutes ago, NothinButDaHorns34 said:

Yet somehow our former coach thought they were good enough to play significant minutes on his team 

I have a feeling if our former coach was given the funds to go get JT Toppin we wouldn’t have had to suffer through the Jayson Kent experience. 

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