Sorry, but I'm not going to donate to athletes who are already getting a free ride and then some at Iowa State. Better and more important things to do with my money.
Using my NIL donation money towards my 9 Grandkids education. Better investment.
Sorry, but I'm not going to donate to athletes who are already getting a free ride and then some at Iowa State. Better and more important things to do with my money.
Those with hundreds of millions of dollars are not foolish investors. NIL payments of a million to kids coming out of HS is foolish.
How many Iowa State Donors have hundreds of millions that they will donate and not give a care?
or waiting until the beginning of the work week when all the college/NCAA people are back in the officeReading between the lines a bit here but having to do communication through a former high school coach doesn't appear to be a positive development.
Not officially (an announcement may come later today), but Chris and Brent said on last night's podcast they expect him to go.Have not been following last couple of days. Sounds like guy with original tweet retracted, but this still has legs. Is he officially gone?
People that rich aren't pouring money into athlete's pockets as an investment. They are pouring money into their pockets because they want their team to win. They don't care what it costs. Plus, it sounds like it's going to turn into a tax write off type of system anyway.
There’s nothing to know at this point because there hasn’t been any newsThanks for attempting to get this thread "back on track." I appreciate the different opinions on NiL, but I am more interested, at the moment, on what is happening with Tyrese & his personal reasons for likely leaving ISU.
Sorry, but I'm not going to donate to athletes who are already getting a free ride and then some at Iowa State. Better and more important things to do with my money.
Thanks for attempting to get this thread "back on track." I appreciate the different opinions on NiL, but I am more interested, at the moment, on what is happening with Tyrese & his personal reasons for likely leaving ISU.
I think this is a good analogy. Almost no one cares if the Iowa Cubs win, it's just the experience.
That's the thing though, if they don't win it wasn't a good return on their investment.People that rich aren't pouring money into athlete's pockets as an investment. They are pouring money into their pockets because they want their team to win. They don't care what it costs. Plus, it sounds like it's going to turn into a tax write off type of system anyway.
Except the "new" news in the post I quoted (from Trice) - hence why I posted a response. Again, I am not griping at people discussing NiL - just excited that some new news was posted that relates directly to the topic of the thread.There’s nothing to know at this point because there hasn’t been any news
that and that he hasn’t been back in Ames since the Sweet 16 kind of makes me wonder if there isn’t a whole lot more to this story.Reading between the lines a bit here but having to do communication through a former high school coach doesn't appear to be a positive development.
I was reading this thread and I don't know if that is something I want JP to have to try to coordinate. his role should be to cultivate donors for ISU specifically (and i get it.....Tyrese helps ISU athletics)....i mean, if he could get a quick million there are probably LOTS of things that could benefit the BBall program vs one player.I'm guessing JP managed to get some sort of donor help to fund the $5 mil to get rid of Prohm. Surely, we could find the donor help to fund $1 mil to keep Tyrese.
People that rich aren't pouring money into athlete's pockets as an investment. They are pouring money into their pockets because they want their team to win. They don't care what it costs. Plus, it sounds like it's going to turn into a tax write off type of system anyway.
How many Iowa State donors like that do we have?
I would imagine it's a much tougher sell to a booster. Funding a project where the physical effects can be enjoyed for decades? Sure. Putting together money for a buyout so we can get a new coach who will hopefully be here for several years? Ok. Pulling together $750,000 for one season of basketball? That's tough.