Tre Johnson, the No. 1 prospect in 2024, currently drawing the attention of two Kentucky assistants, two Baylor assistants and two Arkansas assistants.
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No. 1 2024 recruit Tre Johnson has visited Kentucky, Texas and Baylor with another planned to Kansas.
— Kyle Tucker (@KyleTucker_ATH) April 22, 2023
His dad played a Baylor, where new UT coach Rodney Terry was an assistant. Says UK sends him graphics of all their star guards in the NBA. pic.twitter.com/J6YHVCJV9X
I'm okay if we get this kid.
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Some say it's between us and Texas but who knows after Nil and Kentucky and Kansas get to him
His dad played here under Harry Miller for a couple of years.
His dad played here under Harry Miller for a couple of years.
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Baylor squad rolling deep with all the assistants and HC https://t.co/YtSRpibUiS
— Brian Ethridge (@BE_SicEm365) April 21, 2023
If LSU paid 1.3mm for a player on their women's team how much will this guy cost for one season?
NIL money in mbb appears to be focused largely on the upperclassmen and senior transfers--players who may or may not be good enough for the nba but are really solid college players. One reason for this is the Freshman projected to go in top 10 in the next NBA draft are a few months from $20mm guaranted+...a kid in that position may like a little NIL spending money, but is better off working on his basketball development and enjoying his one year of College. On the other hand, the $1.3mm for a wbb player is more than she will get in 3 years in WNBA.Jacques Strap said:
If LSU paid 1.3mm for a player on their women's team how much will this guy cost for one season?
TWD 1974 said:NIL money in mbb appears to be focused largely on the upperclassmen and senior transfers--players who may or may not be good enough for the nba but are really solid college players. One reason for this is the Freshman projected to go in top 10 in the next NBA draft are a few months from $20mm guaranted+...a kid in that position may like a little NIL spending money, but is better off working on his basketball development and enjoying his one year of College. On the other hand, the $1.3mm for a wbb player is more than she will get in 3 years in WNBA.Jacques Strap said:
If LSU paid 1.3mm for a player on their women's team how much will this guy cost for one season?
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Tre Johnson, the No. 1 player in the 2024 class, tells KSR he likes what he's hearing from Kentucky so far.
— Tyler Thompson (@MrsTylerKSR) April 24, 2023
"They have a record for sending guys to the league. And that’s the end goal for me, so that’s something that sticks out."https://t.co/q4BL2tX6FX
I'd love to be wrong, but won't he go to where the most money is offered? I hope I'm wrong.
Its eems pretty clear when the Baylor AD is willing to discuss it in public. NIL, unless something is done, will creat two distinct levels in college sports. Maybe that's ok. Money has always talked....ask Coach Teaff. Now at least it's in the open and it's not necessary to lie.
Maybe it's time to let Kentucky and Kansas and a few others to play each other about 10 times a year in basketball and Alabama and Georgia and a few others to do the same in football. The rest of us can have fun.
Its eems pretty clear when the Baylor AD is willing to discuss it in public. NIL, unless something is done, will creat two distinct levels in college sports. Maybe that's ok. Money has always talked....ask Coach Teaff. Now at least it's in the open and it's not necessary to lie.
Maybe it's time to let Kentucky and Kansas and a few others to play each other about 10 times a year in basketball and Alabama and Georgia and a few others to do the same in football. The rest of us can have fun.
I think there are some legacies we could have, if we could spend enough money, but we all know Baylor can't pay that much. DJ Lagway to Florida was a perfect example. I hope Tre Johnson isn't going to become another example.
Personally I would support a league that stays amateur or puts in a NIL cap. $50 Million NIL teams versus $500,000 teams is not competition. It's just dumb.GruntTuff said:
I'd love to be wrong, but won't he go to where the most money is offered? I hope I'm wrong.
Its eems pretty clear when the Baylor AD is willing to discuss it in public. NIL, unless something is done, will creat two distinct levels in college sports. Maybe that's ok. Money has always talked....ask Coach Teaff. Now at least it's in the open and it's not necessary to lie.
Maybe it's time to let Kentucky and Kansas and a few others to play each other about 10 times a year in basketball and Alabama and Georgia and a few others to do the same in football. The rest of us can have fun.
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