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RH: NIL Made for Entrepreneurial Spirits Such as VanVleet
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"In God we trust, all others must bring data." - W. Edwards DemingComment
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This actually makes me want to patronize these restaurants more than I currently do and when I do I will let then know their willingness to help our our Shocker athletes is the reason why I am there.Originally posted by Kel Varnsen View Post
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Carlos OKellys has been very good for the Wichita area. They have a very large community impact that most cannot see.People who think they know everything are a great annoyance to those of us who do. -Isaac AsimovComment
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They have expanded a lot since their early Pizza Hut days in Wichita but the Rolph's remain committed to the area. Jon Rolph has expanded their brand now to include many restaurants and he is a big Wichita State supporter on the BOR, etc. They also have started "Homegrown" and purchased "Applebee's." in addition to Carlos O'Kellys.Originally posted by shock View Post
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We have been serving people and food for over 45 years. Founded by Darrel and David Rolph, we have our roots in the earliest Pizza Hut days, and our values centered on serving and treating people with respect.Comment
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That, and they have my favorite queso of all-time.Originally posted by 1972Shocker View Post"In God we trust, all others must bring data." - W. Edwards DemingComment
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Originally posted by WuShock16 View Post
Just make sure Baker doesn’t double dip.
"In God we trust, all others must bring data." - W. Edwards DemingComment
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While our guys are getting free nachos, the Alabama quarterback already has $1 million in deals and hasn’t played a game. https://sports.yahoo.com/alabama-sab...181224608.html
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I expect that KU got a get out jail free card - they can now claim that they were on the right side of history and were just early adopters of NIL.Originally posted by Dan View PostComment
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Zero doubt.
For a program with absolutely no institutional control.Comment
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As we’ve heard, Mo and Monzy are doing a Carlos O’Kelly’s commercial...with a special guest.
Absolutely clever and well done!78-65Comment
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While I agree to a certain point, the NCAA and the universities have no one but themselves to blame.Originally posted by pinstripers View Post
1. The NCAA and universities are making money hand over fist. They are the ones who started monetizing their athletics decades ago. And here we are after compounding interest. The student athlete got an education, but that reward pales in comparison to what they generate for their school and the benevolent NCAA.
2. They're already getting paid. Now it's more likely to be above the table.
3. Boo freaking hoo. With your million + salary. God forbid the students wet their beak a little."When life hands you lemons, make lemonade." Better have some sugar and water too, or else your lemonade will suck!Comment
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It's hard to think in terms of a salary cap for "student-athletes", but that's going to have to happen.
This would never fly, but past a certain point, NIL comes out of the coaches salary. That's where a lot of the money from athletics has gone.
I don't know what Bama's coach makes, but if there was a $1 mill NIL cap, he could recruit past that, but that would reduce his salary. That would totally violate existing contracts, but renegotiating those contracts might come into play.
Never happen, but if a coach wants to win, the cost of that coming out of his salary isn't a bad idea. Coaches are only getting those salaries because the players are free.
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