Why is PSU automatically more deserving of support? Most people do not have unlimited money.
FC: Whew Mauti let's Jay have it with both barrels
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Shouldn’t Jay’s post also give specifics just not hurl non specifics and hope everyone blindly agrees with him? Why does he get a pass?
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Jay brought it up. He has access to the requests and the figures. The burden of proof is on him.
Instead, he and SwH are pissing on our leg and telling us it's raining.
This was originally members only. It pretty much wraps everything up.
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Inside how Penn State lost Micah Shrewsberry to Notre Dame
Micah Shrewsberry seized an offer from Notre Dame this week, leaving Penn State just days after wrapping one of its best seasons. This is why
Typical in situations like these where there is contention over money for the losing party to say nothing, which is what Kraft did. Would I like to know the specifics? Sure, but it's not Kraft's job to feed my curiosity.
Would have been better if Jay followed Kraft's example, but, as I've said before, he's a ninny. Now, if someone is going to accuse him of being a liar, that someone should be more specific.
What?
Pick a side? Based on what?
Ok. I’ll toss good money after bad. That will help.
Does he? From what I can tell Jay has neither a position with SWH, nor his he a director or advisor. And has it been definitively established that all NIL monies for basketball flow through SWH?
I have posted about this before.....my Penn State affiliation is now focused upon our local Alumni chapter. We fund 4 scholarships awarded to local Augusta students attending PSU. I feel this is the best way to support PSU without all the questions concerning use of donations. We were paying our chapter membership directly to the chapter...however now we must pay the school AA and they will supposedly forward the funds to the respective chapters (seems the AA mother ship wants the money to obtain THEIR share!) I tend to agree with MM that there needs to be an alignment with everyone working together....but i have little faith that will occur in my lifetime as to many egos are vying for power and money. Finally....is there any quarterly reports showing current donations and funds awarded to our athletes...and the cost of administering the collectives? I personally have never received any information after making a donation ( perhaps my tiny $100 isn't worthy of acknowledgement )
Jay said every nil basketball request I assume from shrews was met. Ok well we know that shrews was lying about why he left because he obviously checked out a while ago knowing he was going to notre dame. He didn’t just decide the whole thing and leave 3 days after his last game.
But is jay lying as well? Were the needs of nil for basketball met?
But is jay lying as well? Were the needs of nil for basketball met?
Obviously PSU needs to revamp its admissions criteria.
Also, what’s wrong with, “Support us because we’re here”?
I have a better idea...put the money towards a new sound system for the Stadium and then take the one from the stadium and put it on the practice field.
The current one in the stadium is lousy.
Jay Paterno: Success With Honor eyes expansion | The NIL Deal
Jay Paterno, the son of legendary football coach Joe Paterno, is one of the Co-Founders of Penn State NIL collective Success With Honor.
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Jay on Twitter-Jay Paterno: Success With Honor eyes expansion | The NIL Deal
Jay Paterno, the son of legendary football coach Joe Paterno, is one of the Co-Founders of Penn State NIL collective Success With Honor.
“I appreciate the question. But we’d put ourselves at a competitive disadvantage revealing to other schools what we’re doing in a highly-competitive marketplace. Coaching candidates will get the info. “
Convenient for dodging questions.
"In 2022 he co-founded Penn State's NIL Collective "Success With Honor" to coordinate NIL efforts for all of Penn State's 31 sports teams."
BIO | jaypaternoofficial (jayvpaterno.com)
Paterno is a member of the Penn State Board of Trustees. He is also active in the NIL space, as one of the Co-Founders of Penn State-focused NIL collective Success With Honor.
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Paterno, among the Success With Honor founders
Penn State NIL Collective Success With Honor Reaches Sports Milestone - Sports Illustrated Penn State Nittany Lions News, Analysis and More
So we co-founded a collective helping PSU student-athletes in 31 sports in a way consistent with the values of @success_w_honor
Jay Paterno on Twitter: "As a PSU Trustee my ability to engage in #NIL was limited legally. So we co-founded a collective helping PSU student-athletes in 31 sports in a way consistent with the values of @success_w_honor --#NIL is reality & you can help in this big month for #NIL https://t.co/P5F2PTKQu1" / Twitter
Check out @JayPaterno's interview below to learn more about our mission
Success With Honor on Twitter: "Success With Honor's mission is to enhance the lives of every student-athlete at Penn State Check out @JayPaterno's interview below to learn more about our mission and how you can help create NIL opportunities for all-student athletes #WeAre https://t.co/G2cFUqAC9g" / Twitter
I think I'll take the information provided by the organization itself on launch rather than something written by a reporter almost a year laterthat was likely not cross checked.Jay Paterno: Success With Honor eyes expansion | The NIL Deal
Jay Paterno, the son of legendary football coach Joe Paterno, is one of the Co-Founders of Penn State NIL collective Success With Honor.
You do have Jays own statements on his involvement. He uses the royal “We” quite a bit. Not good enough?
Move the rap music to the practice field and allow the Blue Band to play during the games. Posted by an aging male alum.And add real WiFi (to the practice field).
The information I cited comes directly from SWH? You point to a series of articles, content sourced where? Fact-checked?
So Jay is a liar when it comes to relating how much NIL money was raised for PSU basketball, but wouldn't be above embellishing his involvement in the founding of SWH? Regardless, how involved is he with SWH's day to day operations?
So Jay doesn't lie or embellish? Thus, by default his statement on the extent of NIL-funding of PSU basketball is accurate.
Good God, you are obtuse.
They are Jay's own words, and SwH tweeted his interviews in which he asserts is status as a co-founder and engaged leader. If Jay is lying about his involvement, wouldn't you think SwH would correct him or, at the very least, not directly endorse his interviews through retweeting?
I'm sure for legal reasons with Jay as a trustee, SwH cannot officially list Jay on their website or in press releases, but evidence of his involvement is crystal clear.
Well stated....i now give to St Jude, Wounded Warriors, and Victory Junction as part of the funds i have allocated for charity. I have come to believe donating to fight youth/child cancer is just as important as PSU athletics
“If you find yourself in a hole, stop digging.”
When all you have left are ad hominem attacks when confronted with a mountain of evidence, you've lost the plot and the argument.
Good day, sir. Say hi to Jay, Tony and the rest of the SwH cronies for me.
Not when you're doing it for protection from incoming. But in this case, good advice.
would love to see some sort of charity-navigator report for these outfits. How much of the money goes into the pockets that run them for "administration" costs?
The actual founders of SWH are Ira Lubert, Anthony Misitano, Bob Poole, Rick Sokolov and Mark Toniatti. Mark now is serving as CEO.
There is just something about all these NIL collectives that just doesn't sit right with me but can't put my finger on it. I don't care who is involved. Also, I have seen some local, State College, business with commercials that had, I am guessing, a PSU athlete in the commercial. If they didn't say the athlete's name I would have no idea who they were because they aren't permitted to use the school logo. I would feel more comfortable donating money to an athletic department or the school to pay the players more then the NIL collectives. The businesses should pay/partner with the school to use their players in commercials so that the players/business can leverage the school logo in what ever NIL marketing the company is producing and have the school pay the money to the players. I think that most of the general public will have no idea who the athlete in the commercial is with the school logo/uni on. I am a pretty avid PSU Sports fan but I would not recognize Drew Allar walking in street clothes, I wouldn't recognize Miles Dread in town in street clothes. I am not an avid bball fan but I wouldn't have recognized the UK bball player in the ATT commercial unless he was using the schools logo in the commercial. Otherwise, I would have had no clue who he was. Case in point, what advantage will a business going thru an NIL collective have using an athlete in a commercial or print advertising if the avg joe is not going to be able to recognize them?
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