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Revenue sharing

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Oct 8, 2026

Jill McBride BaxterHOST
3:03
So this has not passed yet.
Jill McBride BaxterHOST
3:06
but the thing I want to talk to you about is what really is your opinion on what has happened in college athletics compared to when you were coaching specifically on the rev share.
Jill McBride BaxterHOST
3:19
And we kind of talked about it yesterday, dad, because I think, you know, you were always such an advocate for the athlete.
Jill McBride BaxterHOST
3:27
So I always thought that you would be pro and, With pro this revenue share, meaning they're sharing in the revenue that the university makes on ticket sales, sponsors, selling their jerseys, that kind of stuff.

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Jill McBride BaxterHOST
23:59
Yeah.
Jill McBride BaxterHOST
23:59
Yeah.
Jill McBride BaxterHOST
24:01
So if you look back on your career and think about different head coaches, like Coach Tomey, what do you think Coach Tomey would think about this? I think about him all the time because I think, what would Coach Tomey think about the NIL? What would he think about the Rev Share? Because he was also a big advocate for Lavelle.
Jill McBride BaxterHOST
24:20
I mean, these guys have all passed.
Scott KirkGUEST
15:17
A- and a lot of fans is on their part.
Scott KirkGUEST
15:18
I mean, seeing on social media, a lot of Southern Miss fans donate to the collective, donate to the university for Rev Share.
Scott KirkGUEST
15:25
Many, many fans do their part, especially the younger crowd.
Scott KirkGUEST
15:29
But I just, it, it, it always seems like it's never enough.
Jeff SiembiedaHOST
1:10
We're going to talk – Kurt Ross is going to be here in a few minutes.
Jeff SiembiedaHOST
1:14
We're going to talk rev share and how that thing works.
Jeff SiembiedaHOST
1:17
Lobo Hobo said yesterday, you said your Aztecs and CSU don't blow your socks off, Jeff.
Jeff SiembiedaHOST
1:22
I'd still take them back in the league in a heartbeat.
Jeff SiembiedaHOST
4:33
They're getting paid to play basketball.
Kurt RothGUEST
4:35
They coined the term revenue sharing because they had to rationalize why they should pay them all of a sudden.
Kurt RothGUEST
4:41
So they call it rev share.
Kurt RothGUEST
4:43
If the contracts are NIL, they say we're paying for your name, image and likeness.
CJ VogelPANELIST
5:38
So that is one guy.
CJ VogelPANELIST
5:40
I saw a comment earlier, Jonah Williams, Jermaine Bishop, Michael Terry from NIL and Rev Share, you know, hope to see all of these guys on the field for...
CJ VogelPANELIST
5:48
But for Derrick Cooper specifically, he was one that will be active according to Steve Sarkisian and back on the field.
Bobby BurtonHOST
5:55
I, I gotta ask you, the big topic, uh, today though was not the injury update from Steve Sarkisian.
AJ BlackHOST
2:03
The numbers that they put out there, I didn't think were very accurate at $8 to $13 million.
AJ BlackHOST
2:07
Just know what we know about Rev Share and what Blake James has put out there.
AJ BlackHOST
2:11
Didn't make any sense to me.
AJ BlackHOST
2:12
But regardless, it still seemed like they were in last place.
Mike SidleyGUEST
4:35
to me, yeah, that is the next step if Boston College football wants to get to that next tier, right? They need to really nail that third-party funding.
Mike SidleyGUEST
4:42
And, you know, as far as donors go, and this is just my own opinion, donors are more incentivized, you know, to put money into a program that shows it's doing everything they can to put a winning football team on the field.
Mike SidleyGUEST
4:52
And if Boston College continues to do what they did this year with the full rev share, I think donors will be more inclined to give to this football program.
Mike SidleyGUEST
4:59
But, you know, Listen, there's a reason that Boston College was able to get Chris Jones.

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