2024 seniors

[kurt cloverdales]

who haven't taken a redshirt year, may get more 1 more year of eligibility

 

[Jssanto]

I don’t know but isn’t NIL and the portal more important? If you do not produce can you be fired? Or do you just bench a non productive player and replace with a new portal guy?

 

[Vern Pain]

who haven't taken a redshirt year, may get more 1 more year of eligibility

I know that Goode was looking for an additional year.

 

[BA47591]

I think if we used the criteria in the past, Goode probably wouldn't have a very good chance of getting an extra year, but with a lot of the conversation being had at the NCAA office about redshirting and criteria, he has 60-40 chance of getting another year. If you look at the recent NBA mocks for the next draft, I haven't seen an IU player in the 1st round. One thing Woody can do is retain talent.

 

[IUNorth]

I think if we used the criteria in the past, Goode probably wouldn't have a very good chance of getting an extra year, but with a lot of the conversation being had at the NCAA office about redshirting and criteria, he has 60-40 chance of getting another year. If you look at the recent NBA mocks for the next draft, I haven't seen an IU player in the 1st round. One thing Woody can do is retain talent.

Assuming a 5th year is granted.

I could see IU not losing a single main rotation player, except the "super seniors" (Galloway, Leal, James).

That's obviously unlikely to happen. But with IU's NIL capacities, staying around another year is probably quite a lot more attractive than it used to be.

 

[Cavanagh]

Assuming a 5th year is granted.

I could see IU not losing a single main rotation player, except the "super seniors" (Galloway, Leal, James).

That's obviously unlikely to happen. But with IU's NIL capacities, staying around another year is probably quite a lot more attractive than it used to be.

A million dollars more attractive

 

[Tammany Hall]

Assuming a 5th year is granted.

I could see IU not losing a single main rotation player, except the "super seniors" (Galloway, Leal, James).

That's obviously unlikely to happen. But with IU's NIL capacities, staying around another year is probably quite a lot more attractive than it used to be.

Seems so. FWIW, I looked a while ago and I’m not an NBA contract expert at all, but IU NIL (and add rev share to that next year) is generally more to quite a bit more than 2nd round two-way contracts. Players need confidence they can get some guaranteed money on an NBA roster to make it clearly more financially lucrative vs. IU from what I can tell.