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4 minutes ago, BusinessSiouxt said:

Here’s an NIL method that we should employ:

Everybody gets the same amount x the winning percentage of the team for conference games.

Everybody gets $2500 for each NCHC playoff win.

Everybody gets $5000 for NCAA playoff birth.

Everybody gets $10,000 for NCAA championship.

or something like that…

What would the total be if they won the title 

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Socioeconomics is another part of NIL. Hockey players aren't as likely to turn around and give NIL $ to family, etc. Harvard was able to pay for their team to relocate to Florida during the pandemic due to a benefactor, likely a parent. I've also heard of more than one college team flying on the player's family's private jet. Point is, there are more players that don't see NIL money as life-changing compared to other sports. Everyone getting something, even if it is only low four figures, would help avoid resentment. We can be strategic with the pot we have.

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29 minutes ago, NoiseInsideMyHead said:

That's a different type of portal entry, in a different region, and the seeds will definitely be scattered. ;)

… come on … 

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Posted
5 minutes ago, gfhockey said:

Gotta love sources

I am not sure how good your sources are, but Bryn was the odds on favorite for the position. Not much digging was needed for that one. 

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2 minutes ago, skateshattrick said:

I would like to see Jason Herter. Name him associate head coach and give him a pay bump. He's a proven winner and an alum. 

I like that. Don’t know if it would happen, would he want to come to a place here he applied and didn’t get the job only to an associate HC. I guess we will see. 

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On 4/5/2025 at 12:40 PM, cberkas said:

Heard the same at Denver

I am not 100% sure about that.  
 

I remember when the Ivy schools would brag about their hockey players not being on athletic scholarship.  
Turns out many players somehow received scholarships set up by alumni that shockingly went to really good hockey players.  It was amazing 

Anyway, seems that money finds a way to go to really good athletes at colleges…

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Just now, crb1 said:

I like that. Don’t know if it would happen, would he want to come to a place here he applied and didn’t get the job only to an associate HC. I guess we will see. 

Sometimes you apply for a job with intention of a different job, or the eventual opportunity in the future.

Who knows 

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