Stricklin discusses NIL and NCAA relationship

[GatorFL]

The scholarship limits (85) are the next thing to go. For us, this could mean a lot of kids who would like to go to UF but are forced to head to Louisville or wherever will no longer happen.

Unless Fooley and Fooley Jr. continue to take the Holier Than Thou route.

Back in the day, Nebraska was the original Three Star U, and they did so by having like 200 players, mostly "walkons" who still went to schoolmfor free by some shady county based "academic scholarships". I remember reading an excerpt where Joe Montana said he was one of five or six freshmen QBs. Regardless, if you are going to struggle with landing elite talent, landing A LOT of the next tiers and sifting through them for the few that become great producers a way to overcome.

Actually with NIL and the numbers these players are getting, who cares about scholarships right now? You would think a team could pay talent to come, enroll them in a couple of classes and fulfill all the NCAA obligations to call them "students".

 

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[URGatorBait]

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Thanks dad

 

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Thanks dad

Better than what we had to give to some of the kids when I first started in education…

 

[gardnerwebbgator]

**** Scott Stricklin. **** Scott Stricklin in the ass with Jeremy Foleys dick.

Wait, that’s likely already happened.

Well, **** him anyway. All the way to College Station.

 

[Gator98MD]

**** Scott Stricklin. **** Scott Stricklin in the ass with Jeremy Foleys dick.

Wait, that’s likely already happened.

Well, **** him anyway. All the way to College Station.

I get the impression you’re not a fan?

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Actually with NIL and the numbers these players are getting, who cares about scholarships right now? You would think a team could pay talent to come, enroll them in a couple of classes and fulfill all the NCAA obligations to call them "students".

The numbers aren't nearly what most people think and they sure as hell arent paid upfront or in most cases paid until the NIL "work" is done.