TCU set to host important transfer target this weekend

[froginaustin]

There is no way those are the NIL budgets.

Why?

Not being cute. An honest question.

 

[TopFrog]

I have been checking out NIL budgets off & on for the last several months. I know that the private schools TCU/Baylor don't disclose. But this is the most recent that I can find from CBS Sports 8/24.

# 6(nationally) is Oklahoma State @ 670 million
#19 (nationally) is Kansas @ 459 Million
#23 (nationally) is Texas Tech @ 396 million
# 27 (national) is WVU @ 354 million
# 33 ( national) is KSU @ 324 million
# 41 is ISU @ 249 million
# 46 is Colorado @ 208 million

No Utah, Cincinnati, Houston, ASU, UCF. Although a static snapshot from 8/24 this says a whole bunch.
Some teams are extremely keen on evaluating talent and some are camel piss pore.

Does anyone have an educated insiders take on where TCU's NIL budget was floating over the last 15 months?

Source? Utah, Cincinnati, Houston, ASU, UCF have NIL budgets. Everybody starts at the base level.

 

[froginmn]

There is no way those are the NIL budgets.

You don't think that K State pays more than every NFL team?

 

[SW toad]

Source? Utah, Cincinnati, Houston, ASU, UCF have NIL budgets. Everybody starts at the base level.

CBS Sports co-authored along with 247 August 2024. They did not list Utah Cinc, Houston,UCF. At the time reported this was Top 50 and I did overlook ASU @ # 40 nationally with $ 265 mil..

Memphis is @ # 50 with 170 million and at the time did not include $ 25 million donate by FedEx.

 

[Wexahu]

You don't think that K State pays more than every NFL team?

All I know is Oklahoma State needs to fire their GM. $670,000,000 gets you that? LOL

 

[LisaLT]

All I know is Oklahoma State needs to fire their GM. $670,000,000 gets you that? LOL

There is no way their NIL budget is that much. I doubt this is accurate.

 

[LisaLT]

NIL budgets according to 247:

College football NIL collective leaders for 2025: NCAA estimates nation's top-25 spenders

Fundraising and donor contributions are not issues at these programs.

247sports.com

The horns are number one at $22.2 million.

 

[Wexahu]

NIL budgets according to 247:

College football NIL collective leaders for 2025: NCAA estimates nation's top-25 spenders

Fundraising and donor contributions are not issues at these programs.

247sports.com

The horns are number one at $22.2 million.

Had no idea Indiana was so high.

 

[froginmn]

CBS Sports co-authored along with 247 August 2024. They did not list Utah Cinc, Houston,UCF. At the time reported this was Top 50 and I did overlook ASU @ # 40 nationally with $ 265 mil..

Memphis is @ # 50 with 170 million and at the time did not include $ 25 million donate by FedEx.

Looks like those are cumulative donations between 2005 and 2022.

College football's top 50 programs ranked by NIL efforts

Separating the haves and have nots across college football.

247sports.com

 

[LisaLT]

Looks like those are cumulative donations between 2005 and 2022.

College football's top 50 programs ranked by NIL efforts

Separating the haves and have nots across college football.

247sports.com

well that would make more sense, but still those are some large numbers for certain programs.

 

[Putt4Purple]

Does not mean anything without an offensive scheme change. Passive pass blocking is not this guys forte. Hire a run scheme offensive coordinator and then we can get excited.!!!
Go Frogs!

 

[froginmn]

Does not mean anything without an offensive scheme change. Passive pass blocking is not this guys forte. Hire a run scheme offensive coordinator and then we can get excited.!!!
Go Frogs!

Thanks for bringing the thread back on track.

 

[SW toad]

Looks like those are cumulative donations between 2005 and 2022.

College football's top 50 programs ranked by NIL efforts

Separating the haves and have nots across college football.

247sports.com

I read a couple times and it didn't say that but I think you are correct. Tech & OSU money probably went mostly to facilities.