NCAA Expert: Athlete Compensation, College Sports History and How Money Moves

The dirty little secret in this industry is that it's really boosters who have an overwhelming influence in who gets hired

as a coach. You also have a different NIL market that I like to colloquially call the bagman market, which is essentially money laundering, a talent

acquisition or retention fee. This bagman incentive structure at play, get people to transfer as much as possible

because they probably can't legally represent them in the pros, but they could get paid every time someone hits the portal. As agents, they could say,

"You got to give me 20%." Do you have like a swag of how those dollars kind of broke down and this goes to court? and