Re: Canisius AD Speaks about NIL/Transfer Portal -- Niagara Sports

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Subject: Re: Canisius AD Speaks about NIL/Transfer Portal

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Date Posted: Sunday, April 14, 12:40:23pm
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In reply to: Maldez 's message, "Re: Canisius AD Speaks about NIL/Transfer Portal" on Saturday, April 13, 07:12:41pm

Well, now he can begin to enjoy the success of recruiting players who will leave his program, and having to watch his school collect money and give it to athletes who will also portal out and then having to do it all a year from now. Will you be one of those folks who will dig deep to support this effort or rather let someone else do it for you?

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Author: Purp 1 [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: Sunday, April 14, 12:54:21pm Author Host/IP: syn-074-070-140-050.res.spectrum.com/74.70.140.50 Here's a better question. Who came up with the idea of letting colleges bid for players instead of coming up with a standard amount of money that would be available to each player regardless of what school they attended? [ Post a Reply to This Message ]