NIL made prime time news - CBS

[Bama_N_Va]

 

[bamaga]

Wow, according to CBS , that’s about $100,000 average per scholarshipped player. Thats assuming Walkons and FCS players are marginal with NIL( probably a false assumption) either way, that’s a lot of money, on average about 9 million per FBS schools.

 

[davefrat]

And they had to include the red herring about a female track athlete making less money than a football player.

 

[ga tide man #9]

Wow, according to CBS , that’s about $100,000 average per scholarshipped player. Thats assuming Walkons and FCS players are marginal with NIL( probably a false assumption) either way, that’s a lot of money, on average about 9 million per FBS schools.
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They can’t help themselves. SMH

 

[JDCrimson]

Just saw were Alabama lost $27 million last year in its athletic program and lost $14 million the year before...

 

[The Ols]

Just saw were Alabama lost $27 million last year in its athletic program and lost $14 million the year before...

Numbers are can be manipulated…

 

[JDCrimson]

So are you suggesting the UOfA is cooking the books to what objective? They dont pay income taxes.

There is no incentive to manipulate the numbers here. I suspect football ticket revenue is down and operating are way up.

Numbers are can be manipulated…

 

[Rush]

And they had to include the red herring about a female track athlete making less money than a football player.

Well said...

Although, as I suspect you'll agree, there are red herrings, and then there are red herrings...

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[The Ols]

So are you suggesting the UOfA is cooking the books to what objective? They dont pay income taxes.

There is no incentive to manipulate the numbers here. I suspect football ticket revenue is down and operating are way up.

Just how they’re interpreted. I think you’re correct on operating costs being up.

 

[NoNC4Tubs]

So are you suggesting the UOfA is cooking the books to what objective? They dont pay income taxes.

There is no incentive to manipulate the numbers here. I suspect football ticket revenue is down and operating are way up.

There is incentive. The AD wants to motivate the fans to contribute more...

 

[JohnD]

There is incentive. The AD wants to motivate the fans to contribute more...

And justify raising ticket prices.