I don’t agree with all this high prices for NIL but I do think the kids deserve something.
NIL is a new age…. And we UK fans should show the world this is why we are THE BEST FANS…..
show these kids we are behind them even with cash out of our own pockets.
Also it’s kinda like election voting.
If you don’t vote then don’t complain.
Donate as you can and be invested in our program climbing to the TOP ONCE AGAIN.
Just my 2 cents for what that’s worth.
I'm going to be completely honest here. I haven't watched a UK basketball game in some time and I sure wasn't going to watch other teams. I am really ignorant on NIL, when I first heard the term a week ago, I thought it was some kind of acronym for National Intent Letter or something like that. I had to Google it and did a little reading to where it's basically a paid contract between a university and players, sort of a highest bidder/player auction. I still have no idea where this money really comes from(besides fans), who is allowed to put money in this fund, who over sees this fund to keep people from skimming money and who decides how much money a player is worth?
I'm in a little shock about the NIL. Sure, I think players should get a percentage of sales from merchandise that has their names or images on them and the university should provide athletes with some walking around money, because let's be honest everything else is paid for, housing, food and any other bills any other adult would have. I'm probably way off base here about how this stuff works, but a college athlete shouldn't be able to buy a Rolls Royce and a mansion while in college. Does the university or the fund get the money back if a player gets injured or lays an egg for the season? I really don't understand a lot of it.