A Great Day For The Sun Belt Conference

[crixus]

.

[crixus]

https://twitter.com/SunBelt/status/1568806472695283714

[wscsuperfan]

And Nebraska fires Scott Frost after yesterday's loss to the Sun Belt

[crixus]

And Nebraska fires Scott Frost after yesterday's loss to the Sun Belt

Something they should have done after last season, if not before according to a lot of Huskers fans.

[wscsuperfan]

Something they should have done after last season, if not before according to a lot of Huskers fans.

Yeah, probably

[Gorilla John 92]

The Huskers will be irrelevant for years to come especially with Trev as their AD. From a reliable source, the Huskers are losing out on some exceptional talent from the KC area because they can't compete with others NIL money. That took me by surprise given their athletic budget.

[Kiss My Ass]

When Nebraska was in the Big 12, they got a lot of players from Texas. When Nebraska moved to the Big 10, the Texas kids were no longer interested in Nebraska.

[wscsuperfan]

The Huskers will be irrelevant for years to come especially with Trev as their AD. From a reliable source, the Huskers are losing out on some exceptional talent from the KC area because they can't compete with others NIL money. That took me by surprise given their athletic budget.

Interesting, was told they were one of the leaders in the NIL space

[Gorilla John 92]

Interesting, was told they were one of the leaders in the NIL space

Being a leader in the NIL space doesn't mean you have the resources. They may be competing well with Iowa, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State and Mizzou, but can they truly compete with the big boys like Ohio State (refuse to call them The Ohio State) Michigan, Alabama, Florida, LSU, Texas, Texas A&M, Oklahoma and I'll even throw in Arkansas? This person said that Oklahoma was offering more than Nebraska to these kids. Going and playing in the SEC in the near future may be a draw as well.

[Rational Observer]

The Huskers will be irrelevant for years to come especially with Trev as their AD. From a reliable source, the Huskers are losing out on some exceptional talent from the KC area because they can't compete with others NIL money. That took me by surprise given their athletic budget.

According to Rivals, Nebraska is #3 in terms of NIL deals.

[NWHoops]

According to Rivals, Nebraska is #3 in terms of NIL deals.

Maybe #3 in quantity but #1 in quality

https://www.sbnation.com/college-foo...eo-nil-is-good

[wscsuperfan]

Being a leader in the NIL space doesn't mean you have the resources. They may be competing well with Iowa, Iowa State, Kansas, Kansas State and Mizzou, but can they truly compete with the big boys like Ohio State (refuse to call them The Ohio State) Michigan, Alabama, Florida, LSU, Texas, Texas A&M, Oklahoma and I'll even throw in Arkansas? This person said that Oklahoma was offering more than Nebraska to these kids. Going and playing in the SEC in the near future may be a draw as well.

Kind of all depends on the "booster infrastructure" (for lack of better terminology) a school has in place. I think Nebraska has and will do very well with NIL.

[GrifFan]

The Huskers will be irrelevant for years to come especially with Trev as their AD. From a reliable source, the Huskers are losing out on some exceptional talent from the KC area because they can't compete with others NIL money. That took me by surprise given their athletic budget.

Counterpoint: https://saturdaytradition.com/nebras...ures-here/amp/

[crixus]

[ctrabs74]

I would not be shocked if the Sun Belt gives us this year's Group of Five rep to the New Years Six bowl games should BYU fail to run the table.

NIL A&M did their fanbase a favor by killing their season in September instead of deep into the SEC schedule. Remember when the college football world thought NIL A&M was going to overtake Tex U in Austin as the Lone Star State's powerhouse Power Five program? Fun times...