ESPN’s Jay Bilas: How NIL/Transfer Portal Has Changed College Basketball | The Rich Eisen Show
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- Опубліковано 19 лют 2024
- ESPN’s Jay Bilas and Rich Eisen discuss how NIL and the Transfer Portal have altered the College Basketball landscape.
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Jay Bilas talks with a great deal of sense. I like hearing him and his views.
First time I've heard Jay Bilas talk. I hope he is in a Hall of Fame somewhere.
NIL has helped college basketball a ton. It keeps the marginal NBA prospects in school for another yr or 2.
I love that Jay refers to these college coaches as the whiny hypocrites they are..
Bingo.
Isn't it also a great thing to be that mid-major to be known as THE school who will propel you to the next level? It would be such a good tool to encourage kids to commit as a freshman
Completely agree with Mr. Bilas
1 and done has killed college basketball years ago..
The universities with the most NIL money will have the best players, will be winning the most games, will go to the Big Dance and will be competing in the Final Four. The universities with fewer dollars will have the 3 and 4 star players, will lose more games and will be able to watch the post season games from home instead of playing in them. Is this what fans want? I don't think so. But look forward . . . that's where this is headed.
Jay love himself some Jay
huh?
Nobody oversimplifies this issue quite like Jay Bilas does. He just doesn’t get it.
what doesn't he get? i don't think he oversimplifies, i think he clarifies and puts things in laymen's terms
Lmao i was thinking the same thing and then i see half the comment section agreeing.... smh
lol, talk about an over simplification. It's not just about them being paid. Jay isn't too bright it seems.
He has his moments just like the rest of us.
What “Jay “ is describing, is the end of “college “ sports.
The only difference would be that the athletes now get paid. And if fans can no longer enjoy the game because the athletes are getting paid, that says a lot more about the fan than it does the athlete.
Yep.
@achoo9165 Go look at the smaller schools who can't build a program because all their best kids keep jumping ship every year.
I don't feel sorry for basketball coaches.... many D1 head coaches make between $150,000 and $400,000 annually and there are at least 75 of them that make over $1 million a year. On top of that, a VAST majority of coaches aren't touting their graduation rates when they jump ship to another program, they care about Wins, Losses and Salary... but hypocritically want "their kid"' to think about their degrees and loyalty to the "program"🤮...whatever.
Kids and coaches aren't the same. There is a little thing called contracts. Put the kids under a binding contract, and then we can talk.
I don’t feel sorry for college basketball coaches, but football? It’s insanely brutal.
Right and at the same time I don’t feel sorry for kids that get stuck in the portal
@@HTHAMMACK1kids have it worse actually, the scholarship isn’t even binding, it can be taken away year-to-year
@@HTHAMMACK1 that’s the point though isn’t it? If they’re kids they can’t sign contracts. And if you want them to sign contracts then they should be allowed proper representation in the forms of agents or lawyers. But the schools have historically been against it. Now the pendulum has swung the other way and schools/coaches are complaining
I approve of Jay Bilas pro player pro capitalism, opportunity modern realism. Coaches are just complaining about “change.”
I GVM do think there should be a max of 2 transfer allowed. A player shouldn’t be allowed to transfer every single year.
child, please. suddenly they care about the player/"kid's" welfare? they don't want athletes making money that schools used to make exclusively. they don't want their good ol' boy network disrupted. PERIOD. Bilas is spittin here, because these coaches have been so transitory, chasing dollars and higher career options for decades. it just makes sense that th players can too.
also, this season has been REALLY really fun, i've loved watching Caleb Love, Harrison Ingram, Dalton Knecht, Hunter Dickinson, and more play well for their new teams. It just makes sense.
Mind as well just make a Triple AAA for football. Why even make these kids attend classes or get passing grades? It's a world away from the average collegiate student or athlete
Exactly. If they are employees, then their job, just like being a pro, is playing whatever sport they are playing. No need for school or classes.
Entirely too easy to put good grades as part of their job description. Literally any other job that requires ceu's or online courses... it's the exact same.
Eliminate college football and basketball. A waste of time for the top high school athletes. Have the best players go right to the professional farm teams.
And what about the fans and college sports boosters? Who cares right!?
How are the fans being adversely affected?
the fans?!
This is strange to say, but I never want to hear Jay Bilas talk about Nil or the evolution of college sports. Some of these old white guys have zero big picture view
Racist much?
Facts