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We have so much NIL

I'm not sure what in the hell you're talking about but I care about winning. Everything else (as long as it's within the rules) takes a backseat.

Leave the holier than thou back in my day bs for the boomers.
And this is why you and UK are a mess. Program. Program. Program. Look at the schools who outperformed yesterday.
 
If you have a lazy coach and staff, it won't matter how much NIL your team has.
Mike Woodson is the six million dollar man thanks to his cigar smoking donor buddies.


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Mike Woodson is the six million dollar man thanks to his cigar smoking donor buddies.


The Six Million Dollar Man is an American science fiction and action television series, running from 1973 to 1978, about a former astronaut, USAF Colonel Steve Austin, portrayed by Lee Majors. After a NASA test flight accident, Austin is rebuilt with bionic implants which give him superhuman strength, speed and vision. Austin is then employed as a secret agent by a fictional U.S. government office titled OSI.[n 1] The series was based on Martin Caidin's 1972
I bet top 3 for bball. We better own this transfer portal.
Y'know, uh, y'know, Ed, you gotta get your mind outta the gutter. You know, you, you just gotta start thinking straight! I mean, it's right there in front of you! For crissake, it wasn't an AUTOMOBILE, I mean, it was a FULLY LOADED LEXUS! (nervous laughter from the press) The damn car had everything. It had everything, didn't it Happy? (looks over at where Happy and his buddies are standing) It was fully loaded, wasn't it?
Happy (J.T. Walsh): No, no, Coach, it was a nuclear surfboard, remember?

Pete Bell: There goes Happy, heading for the cash machine! Oh yeah, he's gonna get himself another linebacker! That guy's got the best players money can buy! THE BEST PLAYERS MONEY CAN BUY!

Woodson( the cook's)_ will buy players just not sure they will be the best players money can buy. Woodson should have maybe been buddies with Happy!
 
You know.....we really don't even have to play the games to win a Natty. Just have a national auction...and sell the trophy to the highest bidder. Surely IU would be willing to bid more than say...St. Louis or Cincinnati...right? After all, the real teams...like UConn or Duke, would just sit it out....keep their cash until the NIL rules get revised (and they will)....then jump in and win the old fashioned way. At least, in the meantime....IU could hang that 6th banner. They can even keep the price tag on it if they want to...just for more bragging rights. Would probably have to outbid Harvard. There you have it....instead of a tournament....there's an auction. Of course IU would pay too much for the trophy....paying too much is a habit that's hard to break.
 
So.....somebody at IU geniusly crafted a contract that allows for paying Woodson's buyout at 1 million dollars a year if he's fired. Did the same genius decide to keep him that crafted that contract? If so....how is that paradox even possible?
 
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What’s doesn’t say to the culture if we see MR and MM leave also. 5 transfers??? Ouch
Imagine (if you will) an impossible world made possible by Ware coming back for Cuban’s NIL enticement. Money speaks of loud volume in Pink Floyd’s “Wall of Sound”, leaving Hoosier Nation comfortably numb in anticipation of the coming season. We’re not done with that ‘til we got no rabbit under ‘dat hat.
 
Imagine (if you will) an impossible world made possible by Ware coming back for Cuban’s NIL enticement. Money speaks of loud volume in Pink Floyd’s “Wall of Sound”, leaving Hoosier Nation comfortably numb in anticipation of the coming season. We’re not done with that ‘til we got no rabbit under ‘dat hat.
Pay for the same product? Nahhh
 
You know.....we really don't even have to play the games to win a Natty. Just have a national auction...and sell the trophy to the highest bidder. Surely IU would be willing to bid more than say...St. Louis or Cincinnati...right? After all, the real teams...like UConn or Duke, would just sit it out....keep their cash until the NIL rules get revised (and they will)....then jump in and win the old fashioned way. At least, in the meantime....IU could hang that 6th banner. They can even keep the price tag on it if they want to...just for more bragging rights. Would probably have to outbid Harvard. There you have it....instead of a tournament....there's an auction. Of course IU would pay too much for the trophy....paying too much is a habit that's hard to break.
WTH are you rambling about?
 
So.....somebody at IU geniusly crafted a contract that allows for paying Woodson's buyout at 1 million dollars a year if he's fired. Did the same genius decide to keep him that crafted that contract? If so....how is that paradox even possible?
I think it makes it easier to move on from him. You can cash flow the 1M/yr instead of a lump sum and 1M is worth less each year you're further removed from the termination.
 
Pay for the same product? Nahhh
You won’t feel that way when Reed Sheppard flies into Monroe Co airport on Cuban’s private jet…with Mark toting a chilled bottle of Dom Perignon and “Cuban” stogies for Smile’n Mike’s clubhouse contingent!
 
You won’t feel that way when Reed Sheppard flies into Monroe Co airport on Cuban’s private jet…with Mark toting a chilled bottle of Dom Perignon and “Cuban” stogies for Smile’n Mike’s clubhouse contingent!
Ehhh buying players doesn’t create a team
 
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