Illini Basketball 2025-2026
- Status
Illini v UConn at MSG tickets
I tried the inter webs and couldn’t clearly find when tickets are going on sale (or did they already)? There are a very few number of tix on secondary sites but seems like there should be more.
Anyone who went to the Illinois Duke game this year at MSG do you recall what average resale prices were? Would like to plan a trip there but $350 per person for upper section maybe not in our budget.
Thanks in advance!!
I tried the inter webs and couldn’t clearly find when tickets are going on sale (or did they already)? There are a very few number of tix on secondary sites but seems like there should be more.
Anyone who went to the Illinois Duke game this year at MSG do you recall what average resale prices were? Would like to plan a trip there but $350 per person for upper section maybe not in our budget.
Thanks in advance!!
Kostas
- Naperville, IL
God wore Orange and Blue that night. I saw it live. I rewatched it. I still can't believe or understand how it happened.
They forced turnovers and hit shots. I saw it.
OrangeBlue98
Iowa is not in a great spot right now (LvilleILL1)
- Des Moines, IA
Can you let me know who is giving you this advice? Because I want to make sure I never work with that individual or firm.
I oversee finance and HR for my company, and I can assure you that our attorneys have made it very clear that we follow HIPAA guidelines unless we are ready to deal with a pretty substantial lawsuit.
So True. Arizona thought they had put us away. Refs tend to give a team down by double digits just a bit more wiggle room with physicality which I think mattered. These guys never gave up and we had 3 ultra-competitive guards that didn't know how to quit. They absolutely caught fire in those last few minutes and took advantage of every break. Incredible moment in Illini sports.
Goillinikobd
- Southeastern US
Thank you for supporting my point. I had the same environment before retiring.
NIL budget just got a bit larger for next year.
Show me the money…..
Just plop that in the SP500 and take the dividends every year for recruiting.
I don't want to ask what business space you work for if that's too revealing, but just being a private company means you probably don't have your workers sign waivers that give up their right to privacy with regards to health information.
My "advice" is just using publicly available info on Google. Here's an article for example with the relevant quote-
"Sports teams are nevertheless aware of the risks from HIPAA. The answer for some organizations is to acquire a waiver of disclosure from players. In the National Football League, this release of medical information is part of a collective bargaining agreement with the Players’ Union.[18] At the college level, a disclosure waiver may be part of athletic paperwork or required access to team facilities."
The price of health privacy in sports - S.J. Quinney College of Law
Part of the digital age is access to information. For sports fans, this includes updates on players and strategy that is nearly instantaneous.
www.law.utah.edu
Here is an example waiver from University of Georgia-
"This protected health information may be released to other health care providers, parents/guardians, hospitals and/or medical clinics and laboratories, athletic coaches, strength and conditioning coaches, medical insurance coordinators, insurance carriers, medical supply vendors and/or service companies, academic counselors, athletic and/or university administrators, chaplains and/or clergy members, NCAA Injury Surveillance System, sports information staff and members of the media."
"This protected health information may be released to other health care providers, parents/guardians, hospitals and/or medical clinics and laboratories, athletic coaches, strength and conditioning coaches, medical insurance coordinators, insurance carriers, medical supply vendors and/or service companies, academic counselors, athletic and/or university administrators, chaplains and/or clergy members, NCAA Injury Surveillance System, sports information staff and members of the media."
IlliniTarHeel
- Topsail, NC
May be released is the important part. The coaches have no reason to give a timeline and then have fans and media mad when that timeline doesn't happen
Of course, which goes all the way back to one of my original points of why the article was badly written, Underwood has a history of concealing injury news so him not saying anything is not indicative of the seriousness of Andrej's injury. This whole conversation stemmed from others believing HIPAA keeps him from giving us injury news, when it's his personal decision.
Interesting.
The NFL is pretty straightforward. It's along with the injury report where they have to be pretty transparent to avoid insider gambling issues. There's been concerns about this in college as well because of the legalization of gambling in so many places and in reality across the country. So I could imagine that it might come this way.
But coaches are going to hide as much information about injuries as possible until such time as they are forced to reveal it.
Amen. And whether HIPAA related or not, Brad and the program have chosen not to get specific about injuries and timelines. I get fans want info and I don’t know much about HIPAA, but I’m pretty certain it doesn’t say sports entities are required to release details on injuries and timelines for return of its players. We’re not entitled to the information.
He is a mature looking baller. Kasparas will look like this in a couple of years but he looks different.
Germanboxers
- Fort Wayne, IN
How do you watch the video? When I click it just brings me to his bio, no video found anywhere.
Dan
Admin
Ahh looks like a bug when post is embedded here.
Click here to access the post directly then should be able to watch the videos.
Click here to access the post directly then should be able to watch the videos.
- Status