Arch Madness Quarterfinal - vs Valpo - March 7

[UNI MadCat]

In the past nine years a football school won four regular season basketball titles.

[run&blade]

In the past nine years a football school won four regular season basketball titles.

Hopefully the kids fell asleep before you finished your bedtime story.

[BCPanther]

Hopefully the kids fell asleep before you finished your bedtime story.

ThePantherCollective.com

Step up.

[asihe_1991]

Side note: haven't seen Prowl in any Iowa City/Coralville Hy-Vees recently. Anyone know if that still makes it way down here or did that die off?

[ofpantherandman]

ThePantherCollective.com

Step up.

How much money does the collective have? How much is distributed to players right now? Who decides who gets money and how much? Is the pool invested in a fund? If so, which one? If not, why not?

None of this is answered in the FAQ.

[BCPanther]

How much money does the collective have? Around $700k

How much is distributed to players right now? 100% between MBB and WBB. All the administration is done on a volunteer basis.

Who decides who gets money and how much? The Collective board signs off on Jake's recommendations. Each WBB player gets a small stipend.

Is the pool invested in a fund? If so, which one? If not, why not? It is invested. No idea what fund but there are some pretty stringent rules to keep 501(c)3 status.

[06panther10]

I think its probably worth starting a new thread for this, but I would be curious to know exactly what is the more beneficial move for UNI fans if you had to choose between the two options, traditional Panther Scholarship Club donation or Panther Collective NIL donation?

For the type of fan that is not giving tens of thousands of dollars, what is the most beneficial way for them to spend their money if you simply want to help us succeed?

Is there going to be any change in the way that the University views athletic scholarships with all the new legislation, such as not making the AD 'pay back' the actual $ to the University?

[ofpantherandman]

Is there going to be any change in the way that the University views athletic scholarships with all the new legislation, such as not making the AD 'pay back' the actual $ to the University?

Which bill is this?

[BCPanther]

I think its probably worth starting a new thread for this, but I would be curious to know exactly what is the more beneficial move for UNI fans if you had to choose between the two options, traditional Panther Scholarship Club donation or Panther Collective NIL donation?

For the type of fan that is not giving tens of thousands of dollars, what is the most beneficial way for them to spend their money if you simply want to help us succeed?

Is there going to be any change in the way that the University views athletic scholarships with all the new legislation, such as not making the AD 'pay back' the actual $ to the University?

It's the Collective. Talent is expensive and getting more expensive.

Also, I noticed in the football reseat info that donations to the Collective now count the exact same as donations to the PSC for priority seating and such.