The 1890 Initiative

The 6-6 Huskers - who went 1-5 down the stretch - managed to out-recruit:

An Oklahoma team that has had significantly more recent success for Cortez Mills and Kade Pietrzak.

The most dominant team of the past two decades and playoff hopeful Alabama for Dawson Merritt.

Top 20 Missouri for Jeremiah Jones.

Home-state Texas that was the #1 team in the country for much of the year for Malcolm Simpson.

Credit the coaches recruiting, sure.  But you don't do all of that without significant NIL investments.

 
I think we have some Michiganders on here




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This is all just so gross.

If you have have money to give to this, please at least give a matching amount to an actual charity or something.

It's just yuck...

(Of course, my opinion only matters to me.  I'm sure)


I don't think anyone really wants to know what these athletes will be spending their NIL money on. 

But it's probably something you don't think you can afford yourself. 

 
This is all just so gross.

If you have have money to give to this, please at least give a matching amount to an actual charity or something.

It's just yuck...

(Of course, my opinion only matters to me.  I'm sure)
While I love sports, I agree with this.   Having millionaire boosters donate is one thing, but asking average people to chip into this is dumb.   A salary cap along with athlete contracts is a good idea here.  The constant more more more is unsustainable and tiresome.   

 
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While I love sports, I agree with this.   Having millionaire boosters donate is one thing, but asking average people to chip into this is dumb.   A salary cap along with athlete contracts is a good idea here.  The constant more more more is unstainable and tiresome.   
It honestly reminds me of why I stopped going to church. I had hated sitting through tithing service hearing about how we needed a new big screen or some other pointless crap.  I’d rather just give my money straight to a soup kitchen than donate to superficial BS.

 
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