Pac-12 Future and the Big10

[Gofor2duck]

Look at USC's recent commit -> Isaiah Collier. He is the class of 2023 #1 recruit. USC being a private school, they do not have to post their NIL deals. How much do you think they are paying him to come to USC? Let USC and UCLA go to the Big10. The Pac12 becomes the Pac10 and with the college playoff expansion, the Pac10 champ will always have a spot. The NIL is going to get way too expensive so recruit on an increased probability of playing in the playoffs. That should attract quite a few athletes. Plus, isn't getting to the playoffs the real goal? Let the Big10 beat up each other.

[David Marsh]

On 11/16/2022 at 2:58 PM, Gofor2duck said:

Look at USC's recent commit -> Isaiah Collier. He is the class of 2023 #1 recruit. USC being a private school, they do not have to post their NIL deals. How much do you think they are paying him to come to USC? Let USC and UCLA go to the Big10. The Pac12 becomes the Pac10 and with the college playoff expansion, the Pac10 champ will always have a spot. The NIL is going to get way too expensive so recruit on an increased probability of playing in the playoffs. That should attract quite a few athletes. Plus, isn't getting to the playoffs the real goal? Let the Big10 beat up each other.

As NIL deals are not coming through any of the schools and are all private no one has to release the deals. 

 

But I am sure he is getting paid over a million to attend USC. USC is throwing money around on recruiting that no one else in the Pac-12 is currently. 

 

On the flip side it does look like Oregon might be picking up some steam on the NIL front, but again we don't know the actual deals unless anyone discloses them all of this is done outside of the university and the university itself isn't even allowed to engage in NIL talk... well they are not supposed to but we all know they do. 

[Gofor2duck]

On 11/16/2022 at 11:03 PM, David Marsh said:

As NIL deals are not coming through any of the schools and are all private no one has to release the deals. 

 

But I am sure he is getting paid over a million to attend USC. USC is throwing money around on recruiting that no one else in the Pac-12 is currently. 

 

On the flip side it does look like Oregon might be picking up some steam on the NIL front, but again we don't know the actual deals unless anyone discloses them all of this is done outside of the university and the university itself isn't even allowed to engage in NIL talk... well they are not supposed to but we all know they do. 

Interesting...I didn't know that. Oregon does have one big thing going for it...Nike!