How is nobody talking about the massive disparity in NIL deal structures across the Big Ten right now? We're seeing these monster, fully-guaranteed multi-year packagges for five-star croots at Ohio State and Oregon, while our collective is still focused on smaller, incentive-laden deals for developmental guys. The new revenue sharing cap is supposed to create parity, but all it's done is make the big dogs get more creative with their bags. Hearing noise that some of our top in-state targets are getting presented with deals from Penn State and Michigan that we simply cannot match in total guaranteed money. It's not just the dollar figure, it's the structure. They're offering signing bonuses, academic incentives, and social media payouts that look like NFL contracts. Our approach feels a year behind. We need to be more aggressive in how we package these deals, especially for offensive line and defensive back targets. If we're going to compete in this league, the Knights of The Raritan collective has to start playing the same game. Are we ever going to land a program-changing five-star if our NIL strategy remains so conservative? The 2027 class is where we need to make a move, and that starts with winning these financial battles now.