Teacher and Coach NIL Advisor for WYN Sports Group Founder of Pelion NIL Collective, LLC
Evansville, IN
Joined May 2009
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"The playing field is level. They're all professional athletes being paid. What's taking place between the lines, the actual play, away from the courts and all the problems we're experiencing, is the best basketball I've seen in 20 years."
Rick Pitino on the state of CBB:
Craig Snow retweeted
Just completed the annual update of the European Basketball Leagues Streaming Database. Some unfortunate changes, but the majority of games remain available for everyone. Feel free to share it with anyone who might be interested! docs.google.com/spreadsheets…
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Official: the ATLAS League has been announced as a global league between prep schools and international jr clubs
🇺🇸 Prolific Prep
🇺🇸 Spire
🇺🇸 IMG
🇺🇸 DME Academy
🇺🇸 Sunrise Christian
🇷🇸 Mega Basket
🇮🇹 Orange1 Bassano
🇮🇹 Varese
🇨🇦 Orangeville Prep
🇱🇹 Zalgiris
🇩🇪 OrangeAcademy Ulm
First basketball watching memory as a kid was watching the title game vs Syracuse in 87. Socks, shorts, 123. The all American workout…To then have the opportunity to coach and develop under your guidance was a dream come true. Consistency and excellence. Thank you Coach!
One. Last. Run.
Head Coach Steve Alford will close an illustrious 36-year coaching career, including eight years at the Wolf Pack 🐺 helm, following the 2026-27 season.
The final run begins Nov. 2 at Lawlor!
READ ➡️ nevadawolfpack.com/news/2026…
#BattleBorn | #PackParty
Craig Snow retweeted
1000% Committed to the University of New Mexico! Extremely blessed and grateful for everyone who has helped me get to this point. Thank you to my family, coaches, teammates, and everyone who believed in me along the way. 🎯 Go Lobos!!!!!
#golobos @UNMLoboMBB
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1000% committed! #Golobos
Proud to have played a role in Felix Kiehlneker's journey to @IndianaMBB 🇩🇪🏀 7'1", Germany's starting center at U18’s, and now Big Ten bound. Big things ahead for this kid. #Hoosiers #WYNSportsGroup
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NEWS: German 7-footer Felix Kiehlneker has committed to Indiana in the class of 2027, agents Michael Canty and Craig Snow of Wyn Sports Group told DraftExpress.
The 18-year-old ratiopharm Ulm product was Germany's starting center at this summer's FIBA U18 EuroBasket.
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Indiana basketball recruiting news: A rising international 7-foot center is making an official visit to Indiana this weekend. Get to know him: #iubb
247sports.com/college/indian…
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This is why it’s important for Class of 2022 athletes to be named plaintiffs in state court cases. Been saying this for a while now.
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The wait is over—tonight is the first game! 🔥🏀
We’ve put in the work, locked in the focus, and we’re ready to bring the energy. Huge shoutout to 505 Threads for hooking us up with the official Team Enchantment gear! Let's get it! 🏔️✨
#TheEnchantment #TBT3026 #WeDifferent #GameDay – at Bosque Farms, NM
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Why are payrolls in college basketball exploding? The answer is not simply "rich boosters."
Over the past month, I spoke with coaches, general managers, and agents across the country about how this year's transfer portal actually unfolded.
I came away convinced that the biggest driver of today's market isn't irrational decision-making. It's an incentive structure where nearly everyone is rewarded for winning today's negotiation, while almost no one is rewarded for protecting the institution's long-term interests.
The transfer portal is built on panic and the result is a predictable cycle: reservation prices drift, BATNAs deteriorate, negotiating leverage disappears, and today's overpayment becomes tomorrow's market rate. Yet a handful of programs appear to be approaching negotiation with far greater discipline than everyone else.
My latest piece for @CollegeFrontO explores why payrolls keep rising, how behavioral economics helps explain the market, and why disciplined negotiation is a competitive advantage in roster construction. Link in comments.
Lost an absolute legend in Coach Ron Felling. Thankful for the impact he had on me as a kid…his shooting camps were 2nd to none. One of a kind teacher and storyteller.
