Why we didn?t sign Mosely emerges

[msstate7]

The problem is, our average fan gives NOTHING. They don’t join the BC, they don’t give $10 bucks the whole year. They just bitch about our teams. We have over 150,000 alumni living, and last time I checked, under 15,000 in the BC. Maybe a few more in it now, I don’t know. That is not a good percentage for anything.

As far as this subject though, it's this irrelevant or does the BC give NIL deals?

[IMissJack]

As far as this subject though, it's this irrelevant or does the BC give NIL deals?

No they don’t. But it is a good indication of giving for the good guys for the past 50 years. We are overly dependent on SEC money.

[maroonmania]

No they don?t. But it is a good indication of giving for the good guys for the past 50 years. We are overly dependent on SEC money.

Yep, we are going to end up with a huge athletic budget from being in the SEC but not many players worth a flip because of being totally outspent in the NIL market. The whole NIL thing is becoming a total auction for recruits. The concept was supposed to be for players that already had worth getting paid to do something off of their name, image or likeness that was in line with the market value of doing that. Its all gone to hell in a hand basket though. For example, what is Mosley (who most people have no clue who he even is) going to do that would be in line with a market value of a quarter of a million dollars plus use of a car and house or whatever else they threw in? What a mess! And apparently nobody anywhere is even considering actually enforcing the rules.

[Maroonthirteen]

My guess, you're about to see an athletic budge in which the ncaa/sec tv money is 90% of the revenue and donor donations at 1% or less.

2021: MSU total rev of $113. Ncaa/sec tv $82. Donors $15
2015: (after #1 and Dak) total revenue $75. Ncaa/sec tv $32. Donors $17

Those donor donations are such a small percentage now. Ask donors to Move those funds to nil.