will he though? the role is needed. but as a fan, HS athlete, or booster ... I don't see how Woj moves the needle.Will instantly boost their popularity, recruiting efforts, NIL $$$, etc.
will he though? the role is needed. but as a fan, HS athlete, or booster ... I don't see how Woj moves the needle.Will instantly boost their popularity, recruiting efforts, NIL $$$, etc.
Woj is extremely popular on social media - has 6.5M followers on twitter and many of them with notifications on. I imagine he'll find a way to use that platform/massive following to attract and market players, raise awareness and money, etc. I think he'll have to move the needle for them, at least some anyway.will he though? the role is needed. but as a fan, HS athlete, or booster ... I don't see how Woj moves the needle.
He has come a long way from when he played here in 2020…Woj is extremely popular on social media - has 6.5M followers on twitter and many of them with notifications on. I imagine he'll find a way to use that platform/massive following to attract and market players, raise awareness and money, etc. I think he'll have to move the needle for them, at least some anyway.
I think the closest we have for basketball is Kevin Eastman or Ken Atkinson whenever he is done with coaching in the NBA. For football or general spider athletics, Todd McShay and Tim Hightower come to mind.Wow - that's a great move for Bona. That guy is more connected in the basketball world than almost anybody. Will instantly boost their popularity, recruiting efforts, NIL $$$, etc.
I don't think we can wait too much longer to create this position in our own program. Not like we have anyone close to Woj who would be a candidate, but there's a reason more schools are going to this model.
Spider23 applying for the job. I know - the good ol boy network does not like me. But I would be able to drive this forward, keeping all accountable.
That's 2 (you, me)you got my vote ✔️
Further to my case
1) I promise to change my JR avatar.
2) Once, many years ago, I was playing on Kenny Atkinson's team in the carpet gym and was on a rare burner - and KA started calling me "Money" when I shot.
Well, I can't say I am a great shooter, or very quick, or jump very high. Best attribute may be a "competition problem"Zone buster
sounds similar to my scouting report.Well, I can't say I am a great shooter, or very quick, or jump very high.
I still remember when I started coming full speed down the lane for a hook shot off the backboard.Further to my case
1) I promise to change my JR avatar.
2) Once, many years ago, I was playing on Kenny Atkinson's team in the carpet gym and was on a rare burner - and KA started calling me "Money" when I shot.
How cool is that? And I could definitely see Kenny doing something like that...that's just who he is...very positive, always complimenting...he was a great teammate and leader. Now, the question is did he also call guys like Rodney Rice, Eric English, and Curtis Blair "Money" when they got hot, or was that name just reserved for u. 😀Further to my case
1) I promise to change my JR avatar.
2) Once, many years ago, I was playing on Kenny Atkinson's team in the carpet gym and was on a rare burner - and KA started calling me "Money" when I shot.
Is that his jersey number or offensive rebounds per game?First one of you that I see sporting one of these bad boys at the RC, drinks are on me!
Our benefit is unlimited emails begging for money.Even when the orange man is grifting he gives something in return, Bibles, tennis shores, digital cards. But UR athletics? They killed the social organization supporting athletics. Just did a quick check, Clemson still as iptay, UVA the Vsaf, tech the Hokie Club and all still give return benefits to donors. UR?
I would guess not much for women's hoops unless your at a major program - so I don't think there is much trickle down to UR or the A10. In other sports, I think there is some effect - but limited to the top players. Example - I would expect some of the top women's lacross players - usually from UNC, would have some outside NIL deals with Lacrosse equipment makers, etc - mainly because college lacrosse and for many non-revenue sports - college is the top level (there is little to no professional). Yet - there is a large youth following in a lot of these sports, and therefore - the top star would be a college top level player. Now - is it the same money being thrown to basketball and football players - most certainly not. Unless you a Livy Dunne type, who has a massive following on social media that companies can utilize - and usually these followings are tied to other things than their performance in their sport.How much has NIL infected women's college basketball? A10 women's basketball? UR women's basketball?
What influence has it had on Lacrosse and other sports?
What's the trajectory of NIL on sports other than football & men's basketball?
Umass not getting much bang for the buck this season