It's word salad. Though some of what he's saying could be true, the bottom line is he cashed in on the free market and took the $ because it was the wise financial decision for him to make, no risk involved. I don't know why players are hesitant to be honest about this, maybe it's just an ego thing and they wanna be loved.
Eaves stated he got him a Audi from Mike Vine . They worked the system.If it is true that Flowers received NIL money from local UL sources, and is allowed to keep it after leaving the school; it should further advance the argument against this departure from amateur athletics.
Good.Flowers said he called KP 7 times and got no call back.
Good.
They'd have to share profits. Greed. There's a shady element in all things that generate $, but if they had that pay scale/legal contract with the players at least we'd have stability in the product.I've always felt the ncaa should have ave some type of wage scale for each sport and the money deposited after completing every semester your their. .
It's an issue the legends didn't want so they retired.I don’t know how a coach can avoid all these types of situations. In this case the family was apparently a handful but are good at selling their son. The problem is they are liars, unethical and respect no one. Hard to figure that out in recruiting. The family can lie their way through a recruitment. Learn and move on. It will be best for both parties in the end.
When does the straight from high school to the nba rule go back into effect ?That will help a little with the high end guys as a good majority of them will declare.Coaches wont have to deal with them. But then again it drives up the value for the ones left and just below 5 star. Guess it's just a no win situation going forward sucks.It's an issue the legends didn't want so they retired.
The value of the high-end recruit for a college team is more in question now than ever before. Some of the top of the top are just skipping college they have a lot of options. Others drag out their decision to find that best option like Mgbako and Flowers and if the program fails to get the player into uniform what do they have left to show for the time and resources used?
don't think it ever will as long as g-league exists. nba players hate when a youngster comes in and has no idea what to do so they really don't want the age earlier. sending the kids to g-league first preps them better than college so players want kids to go there first and learn. so i think 1 and done is here to stay in it's current form. there's no high school kid good enough in most years to ever play right into nba. it's once every 5-10 years a kid is that good. so not going to change the system for the outlier when there are 60-100 kids draft eligible who don;t get called on draft night. why add to that total with high school kids. the problem imho is nil if they got money for nothing. they should write offers so you have to be in school at end of school year to get most of money as to avoid a grab and split.When does the straight from high school to the nba rule go back into effect ?That will help a little with the high end guys as a good majority of them will declare.Coaches wont have to deal with them. But then again it drives up the value for the ones left and just below 5 star. Guess it's just a no win situation going forward sucks.
Not one UofL hates Kenny Payne - to say so is absurd. Those fans you call “KP haters” are simply fans who have correctly identified him as someone who does not have the experience to run a program like UofL.SMH , just shows you when a person or people (media) doesn't like you they can take a situation and use it against you . By taking the word of someone without knowing or refusing to report correct info. That Flowers interview he attempted to make KP look bad by saying we contacted 7 times without a call.
And of course the KP haters ran with it .
But failed to mention that when he told Nolan they going pro . KP was notified and KP,Nolan and the Flowers were all on phone call . So afterwards KP is like why do i need to speak with you anymore you told me what you’re going to do. It's a rap!