Anonymous
09/22/2022 18:38
Subject: Re:2023 Boys HS lacrosse outlook
Anyone here know any details on the 2022 SJC LSM that randomly switched to Towson when schools where already in class?
Anonymous
09/19/2022 18:15
Subject: 2023 Boys HS lacrosse outlook
What fall leagues are teams in besides the NL one? Any early signs based on these scores
Anonymous
09/08/2022 10:07
Subject: 2023 Boys HS lacrosse outlook
Whatever happened to the controversy re: Spallina getting sponsorship by Gait Lacrosse (which is co-owned by his college coach)?
Anonymous
09/07/2022 23:39
Subject: Re:2023 Boys HS lacrosse outlook
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:there is hardly any money from NIL in lacrosse...
maybe little Mark Millon thinks that way.
Virginia seems to have NIL money.
A school does not have NIL money to give. They can assist a prospective athlete in making connections but probably more likely in Basketball at UVA. For lacrosse, no one really knows what the potential for NIL money is. If the demand is created it could be a lot, if not a little. An Ohio State lacrosse player and local social media sensation made a video about it. He claims in his video he makes 8x what some PLL players make off lacrosse. Good on him.
Whatever you say. Someone is throwing money at recruits for VA………
lacrosse is a non-revenue generating sporting.
no HS lax star is making NIL money to blink an eye at.
maybe a player here and there can make some extra beer money
The schools barely give scholarships for lax but there may be equipment money as NCAA stars have higher profile than the PLL. I could see a Brendan O'Neill making some decent cash. Million or Joey Spallina too, especially with family connections. Big tasty has the personality for it. But I don't think it will be the norm by any means.
Anonymous
09/07/2022 06:46
Subject: Re:2023 Boys HS lacrosse outlook
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:there is hardly any money from NIL in lacrosse...
maybe little Mark Millon thinks that way.
Virginia seems to have NIL money.
A school does not have NIL money to give. They can assist a prospective athlete in making connections but probably more likely in Basketball at UVA. For lacrosse, no one really knows what the potential for NIL money is. If the demand is created it could be a lot, if not a little. An Ohio State lacrosse player and local social media sensation made a video about it. He claims in his video he makes 8x what some PLL players make off lacrosse. Good on him.
Whatever you say. Someone is throwing money at recruits for VA………
lacrosse is a non-revenue generating sporting. ---This is a false term that is often over used. The sport generates revenue. Profit?? Is another story most goes to club owners.
no HS lax star is making NIL money to blink an eye at. ---This is true, HS players do not promote the HS team. NIL money is more of a college thing.
maybe a player here and there can make some extra beer money ---This both true and false. Most HS players are not old enough to buy beer but some are in the IAC.
You need to read the thread before you comment. This discussion and the quotes you commented on are about college, not club and high school. 🙄
Anonymous
09/06/2022 16:42
Subject: Re:2023 Boys HS lacrosse outlook
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:there is hardly any money from NIL in lacrosse...
maybe little Mark Millon thinks that way.
Virginia seems to have NIL money.
A school does not have NIL money to give. They can assist a prospective athlete in making connections but probably more likely in Basketball at UVA. For lacrosse, no one really knows what the potential for NIL money is. If the demand is created it could be a lot, if not a little. An Ohio State lacrosse player and local social media sensation made a video about it. He claims in his video he makes 8x what some PLL players make off lacrosse. Good on him.
Whatever you say. Someone is throwing money at recruits for VA………
lacrosse is a non-revenue generating sporting. ---This is a false term that is often over used. The sport generates revenue. Profit?? Is another story most goes to club owners.
no HS lax star is making NIL money to blink an eye at. ---This is true, HS players do not promote the HS team. NIL money is more of a college thing.
maybe a player here and there can make some extra beer money ---This both true and false. Most HS players are not old enough to buy beer but some are in the IAC.
Anonymous
09/06/2022 14:49
Subject: Re:2023 Boys HS lacrosse outlook
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:there is hardly any money from NIL in lacrosse...
maybe little Mark Millon thinks that way.
Virginia seems to have NIL money.
A school does not have NIL money to give. They can assist a prospective athlete in making connections but probably more likely in Basketball at UVA. For lacrosse, no one really knows what the potential for NIL money is. If the demand is created it could be a lot, if not a little. An Ohio State lacrosse player and local social media sensation made a video about it. He claims in his video he makes 8x what some PLL players make off lacrosse. Good on him.
Whatever you say. Someone is throwing money at recruits for VA………
lacrosse is a non-revenue generating sporting.
no HS lax star is making NIL money to blink an eye at.
maybe a player here and there can make some extra beer money
Anonymous
09/06/2022 11:53
Subject: Re:2023 Boys HS lacrosse outlook
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:there is hardly any money from NIL in lacrosse...
maybe little Mark Millon thinks that way.
Virginia seems to have NIL money.
A school does not have NIL money to give. They can assist a prospective athlete in making connections but probably more likely in Basketball at UVA. For lacrosse, no one really knows what the potential for NIL money is. If the demand is created it could be a lot, if not a little. An Ohio State lacrosse player and local social media sensation made a video about it. He claims in his video he makes 8x what some PLL players make off lacrosse. Good on him.
He has really approached this maturely and has been working at his social media with extreme discipline for a long time. 35x8 is 280000? That's awesome for him.
Anonymous
09/06/2022 11:20
Subject: Re:2023 Boys HS lacrosse outlook
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:there is hardly any money from NIL in lacrosse...
maybe little Mark Millon thinks that way.
Virginia seems to have NIL money.
A school does not have NIL money to give. They can assist a prospective athlete in making connections but probably more likely in Basketball at UVA. For lacrosse, no one really knows what the potential for NIL money is. If the demand is created it could be a lot, if not a little. An Ohio State lacrosse player and local social media sensation made a video about it. He claims in his video he makes 8x what some PLL players make off lacrosse. Good on him.
Whatever you say. Someone is throwing money at recruits for VA………
Anonymous
09/06/2022 11:14
Subject: Re:2023 Boys HS lacrosse outlook
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:there is hardly any money from NIL in lacrosse...
maybe little Mark Millon thinks that way.
Virginia seems to have NIL money.
A school does not have NIL money to give. They can assist a prospective athlete in making connections but probably more likely in Basketball at UVA. For lacrosse, no one really knows what the potential for NIL money is. If the demand is created it could be a lot, if not a little. An Ohio State lacrosse player and local social media sensation made a video about it. He claims in his video he makes 8x what some PLL players make off lacrosse. Good on him.
Anonymous
09/06/2022 10:51
Subject: Re:2023 Boys HS lacrosse outlook
Anonymous wrote:there is hardly any money from NIL in lacrosse...
maybe little Mark Millon thinks that way.
Virginia seems to have NIL money.
Anonymous
09/06/2022 09:57
Subject: Re:2023 Boys HS lacrosse outlook
there is hardly any money from NIL in lacrosse...
maybe little Mark Millon thinks that way.
maybe little Mark Millon thinks that way.
Anonymous
09/06/2022 09:13
Subject: 2023 Boys HS lacrosse outlook
Anonymous wrote:Sounds like UVA has a lot of NIL money to give away.
Look for the defender to join the exodus from Duke to UVA
Anonymous
09/06/2022 09:13
Subject: 2023 Boys HS lacrosse outlook
Anonymous wrote:Sounds like UVA has a lot of NIL money to give away.
That is not how "NIL money" works. Schools are not funded for this and lacrosse teams even less so. This would be true at both UVA or Duke. However, it is possible that a private sponsor, ECD, Nike, UA might be more willing to pay a student athlete at UVA v. Duke but the marketing for lacrosse is based on the individual's marketability not the schools. It appears that social media interest is also more important that stats or actual ability to play lacrosse.
Anonymous
09/06/2022 08:27
Subject: 2023 Boys HS lacrosse outlook
Sounds like UVA has a lot of NIL money to give away.