DE Dylan Stewart is expected to command $1 to $1.5 million on his second-year deal.

[BeastMode]

Getting out of hand quickly. This is the one place that I hope the NCAA can step in quickly to put a cap on the dollars or something.

Why? Its the free market these kids are employees.

Yea there needs to be a structure but the universities and NcAA have made billions off of these kids and wouldn’t let them earn a dollar. so its 100% their fault right now they are in this mess.

You want your employer to come and cap your position? These kids should be able to get whatever the market wants to pay.

The sad parts is it’s coming from fans of the program and boosters having to pay all while the ncaa and universities make all the money. Its assbackwards

 

[CANESCANES]

How much would Cam be worth if he had another year of eligibility?

Cam Ward would deserve every penny too, total program changer

 

[305407cane]

Only top players in the country like cam and sanders are getting non-school-affiliated NIL deals. Like cam with bose. So the rest of the players are reliant on the collective. And negotiated directly with school affiliated groups

 

[CANESCANES]

Only top players in the country like cam and sanders are getting non-school-affiliated NIL deals. Like cam with bose. So the rest of the players are reliant on the collective. And negotiated directly with school affiliated groups

Interesting, so with the $20 million budget coming, they will have to figure out how to pay that out to certain players?

 

[Empirical Cane]

So long as CIS get my contract deal done, I don't care what he gets.

#PayMeNow
#Don'tMakeThisAContractDispute

 

[rccollins]

If yall watched USCe this year and put him on the Canes you’d be saying give him whatever it takes

Dude is different

And yet, the second best D End on their team.

 

[AUcane]

Renegotiating your NIL package (upwards) was bound to be an issue. The biggest fear is if the player pulls out before a game and has somewhat of a "holdout" to get his money.

I have no issues with players renegotiating their NIL deal. Doesn't stop schools from negotiating downward so why can't it happen the other way aroound?

 

[JHallCanes]

And yet, the second best D End on their team.

That team is fun to watch. Much better than their record

 

[CANESCANES]

That team is fun to watch. Much better than their record

Their Dline is what Miami thought they had coming in to the season. They’re definitely disruptive

 

[dycane]

There’s a thing called anti-trust laws.

 

[Katzenboyer]

Should be more. Dude is probably a first rounder this year if he could declare.

 

[JHallCanes]

Their Dline is what Miami thought they had coming in to the season. They’re definitely disruptive

I’ve seen some interviews with Stewart and uh…when I say dude is different…he’s uh…he’s out there

Idk if he’s a culture fit here (that’s mostly a joke before the lack of humor crowd freaks out)

 

[Ziggy]

I'm sure he will stay at South Carolina but he's the goods man. Top 5 pick whenever he decides to leave.

 

[The canesman]

Hostage situation. Let him be someone else’s problem.

 

[CDWright40]

Getting out of hand quickly. This is the one place that I hope the NCAA can step in quickly to put a cap on the dollars or something.

I sure as **** hope not. As soon as there are limits and restrictions we have to play by them and others will “work around them”. If contracts max at say 500k than everyone offers 500k and people like Kirby smart work the additional backend loot to get them to GA. Of course we would be under a microscope and given the death penalty if caught.

 

[LuCane]

How much would Cam be worth if he had another year of eligibility?

Not enough. The ROI he's produced is outlier status.

 

[SSCane]

Getting out of hand quickly. This is the one place that I hope the NCAA can step in quickly to put a cap on the dollars or something.

Why?
So Bama, GA, LSU and the rest of the SEC can start paying players under the table again, while everyone else gets the death penalty if caught?

 

[Ghandi]

Hostage situation. Let him be someone else’s problem.

I hope he becomes Miami’s problem.

 

[AtlAtty]

There should be contracts/salaries for players. It would be nice if they were not year to year too.

And there should be separate NIL deals for players who are actually promoting something. An example would be Cam Ward and and the recent adidas ad.

All this is happening.

I’ve reviewed numerous NIL contracts, including from UM and the contracts are year to year. And there is one contract for what the collective will provide and separate contracts for the outside NIL deals.

I am only writing in the context of NIL, and not in the context of scholarships/financial aid contracts.

 

[HurricanePhilly]

Its insane...but overtime I still thinks this happens less and less outside of guys like Cam Ward or a Stewart. I also think you will see less guys on the 2nd half of your roster get anything.