The story running around from the excusers has been all Brown's failings are due to lack of NIL money to WVU players, without any supporting actual factual evidence of course.
The story is that players are going here or there because someone else is offering them more money that WVU can't and that explains everything.
Well, this isn't WVU, but here is a QB commit at Ohio State and what he had to say about NIL options between the Buckeyes and Washington, which proves that sometimes WINNING and having future opportunities is as important as anything and likely explains why so many starters and talented players flee from Brown who has only had a few players (two from the previous staff) move onto the NFL:
excerpt: https://sports.yahoo.com/ohio-state-qb-recruit-lincoln-204936057.html
"I think Washington had better NIL than Ohio State," quarterback Lincoln Kienholz said, referring to what he could have made early on off his name, image and likeness rights in Seattle.
"I think I can go to Washington and get money, or I can go to Ohio State and be developed and then potentially reach my goal of going to the NFL," he continued.
The story is that players are going here or there because someone else is offering them more money that WVU can't and that explains everything.
Well, this isn't WVU, but here is a QB commit at Ohio State and what he had to say about NIL options between the Buckeyes and Washington, which proves that sometimes WINNING and having future opportunities is as important as anything and likely explains why so many starters and talented players flee from Brown who has only had a few players (two from the previous staff) move onto the NFL:
excerpt: https://sports.yahoo.com/ohio-state-qb-recruit-lincoln-204936057.html
"I think Washington had better NIL than Ohio State," quarterback Lincoln Kienholz said, referring to what he could have made early on off his name, image and likeness rights in Seattle.
"I think I can go to Washington and get money, or I can go to Ohio State and be developed and then potentially reach my goal of going to the NFL," he continued.