How does LSU rank in the NIL world- in terms of competing with other SEC schools?

How well organized is LSU relative to handling this new obstacle in CFB?

Have the administration and the coaches fully embraced it? "for better or worse, it's here to stay" or is there some resentment about it because there are not enough guardrails on the system?

A follow up question is, do you think the money well is deep enough for all programs to being paying players a lot of money, like 1 million for a top rated QB?

We know universities rely heavily on outside donations, now we're paying players like we're putting together some kind of small NFL franchise...

We're already paying top dollar for coaches, upgrading facilities, free education, top trainers and nutrition,
and so on, and the fans all know all too well tickets, parking and everything else involved to travel to see a game, the totals costs is out of hand..

Everyone in America is dealing with rising costs of everything... it just seems like we're destined to empty the well and ruin this great sport.

All that said, Americans love their football and have demonstrated many times over, they will shell out money they probably don't have for entertainment...

Is LSU or rather the LSU alumni support group in a good spot to compete in the NIL world? Every student athlete is now thinking about how to tap in NIL opportunities...

Some universities are using NIL branding to help former players... Hope LSU is thinking big...because that's what it's going to take