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Tuned in long enough to see them go from down 13-9 to 15-9. Speed and talent…no match at the moment.

Is at Spring camp as an early Freshman, Looks good too!

12 turnovers first half and we are tied!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

The only home Track & Field meet of the year is today at 4PM. Come out and support for the best men's and women's team that the school has.

Thanks 72

That looks fancy!

Renovation and modernizaiion of Paine and Zenger Halls https://www.albany.edu/facilities/fp/colonial_G_&_H_residence_hall_renovation.html

I was in Albany last weekend. On my way back to dutchess county I passed campus on Washington Ave, and saw a large purple fence outside of colonial quad. Does anyone know what they are doing?

UA women have another transfer from within the AE. Laycee Drake, a 5’6” Jr. guard from UMBC. Missed last year with an injury. 2022-23 numbers: 7.9 ppg., 4.3 rpg, while starting all 29 games. From Hancock, N.Y.

There will be so many kids without a degree, it's not even funny. Honestly, it is not college sports anymore. The amount of students who benefit from this massive 4 year upheaval is minute. The ones that suffer, long term, is a rather large group.

ps. Ncaa passed today making it official no waiting for multi year transfers, as long as they are academically eligible 😪😪

Under what conditions is a NIL considered a CHARITY??? Again I refer to the experts; but sounds like an oxymoron and boarding on illegal to call raising money to pay a student athlete who now becomes a professional, a “CHARITY.”??? What the Fu+$?

I know that Iowa’s NIL is a 501c3 so I imagine a lot are.

Horrible news. RIP

This is such a sad and horrible news. Prayers to his family.

As is the case with any charitable gift. Are any collectives qualified?

Wyland just said AJ died in his sleep, but no cause yet

Prayers to the Simon Family. Heartbreaking to see such an outstanding young man taken so young.

Payments to a NIL Collective are not tax deductible unless the collective has 501(c)(3) status.

I knew the money was taxable to the kids, my question is if a NIL collective fund, like a school endowment, would be tax deductible for the donations made to it. I guess probably not, as it wasn't a non-profit venture, but I'm willing to guess that it could be a non-profit venture supporting paying players for their appearance at charity events or something like that. There are always loopholes. The income to the students is always going to be taxable.

Prayers for the family, sad news. Not sure what happened.

Money is likely to move the needle for both, that's about it.

It is taxable: Generally, any money, goods, property, or services received from NIL activities are all considered forms of taxable income. Student-athletes should be mindful that NIL agreement income (including non-cash benefits or compensation) is reportable and is considered taxable income.

Do we have a license agreement that we can only sell certain beers during a game? It would be awesome to have 20% of a craft beer going to NIL?

One thing I’ve noticed living in a Big Ten town now is a lot of the NIL collectives have a partnership with local breweries to sell a school themed beer. Something like 20% of the revenue goes to the NIL collective. Would it be viable to do something like that in Albany? There’s plenty of breweries around.