Reply to "ESPN view of JC baseball not counting in eligibility"

d-mac10,000+ posts

The money in college baseball just isn't there. Revenue sharing for college baseball is going to be around 1.9%,so say 2%. The SEC cap is 20.5 million for revenue sharing. That is 400k to divide up among 34 players. Add in NIL and it still doesn't touch the MLB numbers. There will always be exceptions but how many guys turned down the MLB for NIL money? Prager who was a draft eligible Sophomore, anyone else? There were older guys with Covid eligibility left in the SEC that signed for 10-15k.

12/29/242:19 PM

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