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UW and NIL...a solid article
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J-Bone
Well-known member
Excellent article. Hits on a lot of good points. Unfortunately, it paints a serious challenge to UW and a dark picture, generally.
Personally, this resonated: They just were like, 'I'm not sure who I'm giving this money to. I don't feel comfortable with it.'"
I've worked hard for my money since they day I turned 16 and put myself through college at UW working multiple jobs at times. It's difficult for me to open up my checkbook to contribute to student athletes knowing they're receiving more benefits than I got around that age. I understand they work hard for it, but it's a mental hurdle for me. I'm sure it is for others, too.
On a side note, how lucky are we to have a guy like Coach Wicks?
Personally, this resonated: They just were like, 'I'm not sure who I'm giving this money to. I don't feel comfortable with it.'"
I've worked hard for my money since they day I turned 16 and put myself through college at UW working multiple jobs at times. It's difficult for me to open up my checkbook to contribute to student athletes knowing they're receiving more benefits than I got around that age. I understand they work hard for it, but it's a mental hurdle for me. I'm sure it is for others, too.
On a side note, how lucky are we to have a guy like Coach Wicks?
Bear Claw
Well-known member
The article references a future we are all expecting. A split between the haves and the have nots. I personally hope this happens sooner rather than later. NIL is a misnomer. It’s PSC-professional sports contracts. The best players will go to where they can make the most money. Let the SEC and Big 10 poach teams from the big markets and let’s sort out the rest. So what, if Wyoming is in the second or third tier? At least there is a chance to become competitive. I just wish we had an AD that could lead us in a new direction.
