Dan Lanning & The Ducks LOOK to LAND MORE 5 STARS and HUGE NEWS in regards to NIL

[@MartymarMcFly]

Don’t forget the culture Oregon has. Thats rare. The consistency up and down the coaching staff. The proven development filtering into the pros. Players aren’t leaving. Even ones who would start elsewhere These all add up.

[@labronco7511]

I love how everyone forgets that Oregon is the dream school for some of these kids. And the fact that Oregon was a top 2 offense last year doesn’t hurt either. It’s not always just about the money. Go Ducks!🦆

[@HightopSportsoregon]

Fans of rival schools seem to think it’s 100% NIL and none of anything else. Like you said, there kids were growing up with the peak of Oregon (so far), they fell in love with the school.

[@kev-hu8lh]

Oregon was 8th last year with 70k average nil deal and 12th the year before and Texas last year was top 5 or 4th or something with averages deals close to 300k actually 272k so there was 7 schools spemfing more and 11 the year before do dint want to hear thst Oregon is only ond paying tjid crazy money they are actually getting beat by ohio starte, UGA, And Texas of the world by almost double ohio state has almost spent twice as much as oregon the ladt 2 years

[@doc5968]

Dream school. Ya, if you dream of money. Why would you go to Oregon to play football with no proof of concept. It's money. And I don't blame you or these kids. Get your money.... just be honest about what Oregon offers.

[@abh3136]

​@@kev-hu8lhOhio State didnt start spending big money til this offseason and most of that was to retain its draft eligible players!

[@kev-hu8lh]

@abh3136 Well, Ohio State has been in the top 3 in spending ever since NIL (Name, Image, and Likeness) started. Here are the 2023-24 rankings, excluding private schools and I am assuming FSU is slotted by Oregon and Auburn where the blank spot was located. First off, my previous numbers were a bit off on Texas; this data was reported to the NCAA and states, not from ON3. Also, Tennessee's amount was from 22-23 because it hadn't been reported or recorded yet, but now it has been reported and is closer to Texas' number, potentially being first with $24 million. So much for Florida needing to step up, looks like maybe step up recruiting efforts. **NIL Spending Rankings 2023-2024:** 1. Texas: $22,272,474 2. Ohio State: $20,253,400 3. LSU: $20,137,141 4. UGA: $18,326,566 5. Texas A&M: $17,228,714 6. Michigan: $16,357,054 7. Alabama: $15,995,406 8. Florida: $15,802,237 9. Clemson: $15,258,374 10. Oklahoma: $14,517,595 11. Penn State: $13,793,489 12. Indiana: $13,631,161 13. Michigan State: $13,035,471 14. Virginia: $12,780,300 15. Tennessee: $11,602,164 16. Auburn: $11,588,953 17. Assuming FSU: ???????? 18. Arkansas: $11,544,039 19. Kentucky: $11,254,054 20. Oregon: $10,623,802 21. Iowa: $9,698,730 22. South Carolina: $9,544,700 23. Louisville: $9,443,437 24. Washington: $9,406,734

[@nhraihra1]

Thank You Uncle Phil ❤❤❤

[@HightopSportsoregon]

💰 💰

[@ODUCKSFAN1]

Hope we land McNUTT, DJ Picket, and Jonah Williams.

[@HightopSportsoregon]

There is a great chance at all of them.

[@HQBergeron]

The difference between Oregon and other wealthy schools is Phil Knight has a world class business which is all about sports. It is to Nike’s benefit that Oregon succeeds wildly. Now that NIL is a thing, no recruit can ignore Oregon and Nike and what they can offer. Plus Oregon is a beautiful place to play, not all hot and sweaty like some others, or bitterly cold like still others. Eugene is very temperate, and we love our athletes as long as they are not criminals and thugs. There is no reason to be either of those things here. Let’s pay these kids enough to live well and fly their parents here frequently to see them shine in their sport.

[@samuellandtroop8928]

Agree I also think there are several schools with more money especially Texas oil money booster's

[@MartymarMcFly]

Solid takes 👍

[@Isaac_73]

You mentioned a "trust" that Oregon set up with Phil in the event of his passing. Can you provide more detail on this? Or where can I get more info on that, thanks.

[@kev-hu8lh]

Funny thing is you can see what Oregon spent on nil the last 2 years in ON3, for Example texas was top 5 both yrss and oregon is 12th in spend on average. Texas average deal last year was $272,000 and Oregon was $70,000 per deal, so 12th is nkt exactly setting the bar

[@abh3136]

U do know those arent official numbers they're just estimates and projections no schools or collectives release official numbers!

[@lfbpfishing7818]

Blessed to be a Duck baby. FEBU Go Ducks 🦆🦆🦆

[@HightopSportsoregon]

We best is yet to come 🦆

[@lfbpfishing7818]

@@HightopSportsoregon 🤞🏼 🦆🦆

[@kev-hu8lh]

Oregon was 8th last year with 70k average nil deal and 12th the year before and Texas last year was top 5 or 4th or something with averages deals close to 300k actually 272k so there was 7 schools spending more and 11 the year before so don't want to hear that Oregon is only ond paying this crazy money they are actually getting beat by ohio state, UGA, And Texas of the world by almost double ohio state has almost spent twice as much as oregon the last 2 years

[@ryangriepsma4018]

Oregon was 3rd for recruiting and 4th overall nationally for 2024 class and currently sitting at the same spot.

[@conmaz]

Ducks Go get these elite athletes GO DUCKS 🦆🦆🦆🦆

[@HightopSportsoregon]

🦆🦆🦆

[@rickgoodman7870]

Hey how do you find high top sports OREGON on Spotify??

[@HightopSportsoregon]

I’ll get with the team see if we can get that done for now we are just on KZbin

[@stevemak8620]

Yay!

[@c-slave4966]

I was listening to an interview with Pickett and he was breaking down what each school had to offer (back when he was open to more than just the top 3) and he mentioned that the distance to Eugene didn’t bother him at all and a major factor in decision making is being able to play both on offense and defense. I think if Oregon allowed that, we’d be a lock for sure. Blows my mind LSU is getting predicted in a lot of places over Oregon and even Miami lol.

[@HightopSportsoregon]

The distance is usually one of the primary factors working against the Ducks, it helps significantly that he doesn’t mind the location. This is another recruitment where it won’t be over until December..

[@kyletucker3811]

Here's the thing, we aren't just coming in and outbidding everyone. The difference is the long term benefits and marketing plans that they offer. We have the most ORGANIZED NIL collective and are offering people things long term in the form of revenue that others aren't, which is the major factor. In terms of how much we're paying the numbers actually aren't coming in that ridiculous.

[@rickolson-51]

Location... Eugene vs Miami, Players would choose Miami and their parents would pick Eugene than throw in Nike.

[@kmarks97236]

It’s more about winning and then snowballs with players.

[@samuellandtroop8928]

I also heard that players get to design shoes.

[@HightopSportsoregon]

It is something certain athletes have been able to do!

[@DucksFootball03]

I was watching a different channel and DJ Pickett said his commitment date was the 17th.

[@HightopSportsoregon]

Confirmed 👍

[@PPyle]

Every team has an advantage and disadvantage. Oregon's disadvantage is its location; however, its advantage is NIKE!

[@patrickkelly4067]

A quote from Rick Neuhiesel has everyone worked up. Its a he said she said. His quote seems more assumed than gactual.

[@HightopSportsoregon]

I just think it’s funny. It really feeds into the narrative everybody always tried to paint on Oregon recruiting.

[@steezypdx5567]

💚💛🦆🦆

[@HightopSportsoregon]

🦆🦆🦆

[@JanoyCresva]

Oregon will NEVER have more money than Texas.

[@I4Icculus]

We don’t need it. Obviously

[@sonofrobert]

Oh, so I guess Texas sucks ass because your money isn't getting championships. Like Texas A and M..lol

[@justinreeves9360]

Oregon offered less then texas for dakorien figure ur shit out

[@HightopSportsoregon]

Send over the source!

[@sbd7301]

Oregon sucks. Y’all ain’t winning ish it yall will look good

[@HightopSportsoregon]

You’re worried enough that you’re watching their content 😉