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It's UTEP, not UT, a national power team most years. Headline is very misleading. -
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There are very few programs with SMU-level donors. SMU upgraded their entire roster with championship-caliber starters and valuable backups. I'm not sure that's what is being discussed. My 0.02: What is a waste are those fringe players: guys that are the third+ option at their position, offering little difference towards winning a title vs. not, and still squeezing disgusting NIL amounts from these P5 donors. The problem is two-fold: 1) these donors are being asked for absurd NIL amounts when it amounts to little-to-no ROI, and 2) the UNTs of the world still can't compete with these offers, so these guys that are normally starting at G5 schools are riding the P5 bench and the quality of play at our level is diminished/sucked dry. -
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The return is their program getting ahead. It's the $mut approach....buy your way up. It's programs that have millionaire donors that don't care what it cost. They see a faster way to the top than waiting on traditional methods....buy players, buy spots in better conferences, buy whomever needs to be bought! -
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University Of Texas Announces Sad News For Women's Tennis Program After 40 Years Of History
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