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We ready🤘🏿 today is the day

not with THAT kind of NIL...IMO this one sticks for at least 1 year

If Terry ever weighs more than 305 during his time at Texas I would be shocked.

You’re right. A little bigger. I sat next to Oscar, who was wearing a white tank top t-shirt, in the stands at the state track meet held at Memorial stadium around 1990. Dude was rock solid tank.

Don't hear many references to HPU. My wife and I both got our undergrads there. Small world.

All the main competitions got 3 boats to Grand Finals. Stanford, Washington, Tennessee and Texas are the favorites especially Stanford.

@NuufaolaEach race consists of 6 boats. Scoring: 1st place 4s is 22, 21, 20… 1st II 8s is 44, 42,40… 1st I 8s is 66, 63,60…

Did any of the serious competition lose any boats along the way?

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There’s three races in the Grand Finals (max for any school is 3). Only 1 boat per school per race The 1st race is the Varsity 4s (4 rowers and 1 coxsman) The 2nd race is the Varsity 8s II (8 rowers and 1 coxsman) The 3rd race is the Varsity 8s II (8 rowers and 1 coxsman)) The Varsity 8s I is the biggest race and worth the most points the 4s are worth the least amount of points. Each race consists of 6 boats. Stanford will be difficult to beat.

A little. But he’s naturally bigger than Oscar.

Our defensive line in 2026 is shaping up to be really special (and scary for opposing offenses) with Colin Simmons, Maraad Watson, Colton Vasek and Alex January as juniors and Lance Jackson, Justus Terry, Myron Charles and Josiah Sharma in their second year with the program. Holy $&?@. Then it’s a bonus if either Lavon Johnson or Hero Kanu can elevate as a rotational DT going into their last year. Exciting times for the DL on the 40 acres!!! Hook em!! 🧡🤘🏼🐂

Terry is from a tiny town in Georgia without a modern weight room. What you see is natural, country strength. He has already put on 15 pounds in three months with a college strength and conditioning program. He will play at over 300 pounds at DT in 2026. This year, he will play strong side end and some DT in the NASCAR package.

91 days 🤘 Kheeston Randall (2008-11)

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I mean looked dead into my eyes on camera and told ME this with straight face. I can’t trust that beautiful, manscaped ad reading, man again.

Aggy play gonna live on forever

Informative few posts you've made in this thread, much appreciated. Seems very few people genuinely understand what's going on (me included).

Agree. That picture of him in, I think it was the 8th grade, shows a pretty developed body. I think 295-300 is about right.

First class write up there, Jeff.

NIL isn’t about telling a kid what they’re worth to play football. NIL is a marketing deal whereby Company X pays a kid to represent or sponsor their product for money. Company X records a marketing expenditure on their books and taxes. There’s also the silly collective charitable functions to funnel money to players, but all now agree that’ll be going away. NIL is not the school paying a fee to play football. As with many commercial marketing agreement, a fair value criteria must be maintained - whether NIL to an athlete or paying an actor to do a commercial or pitch a product. If FMV is violated, the agreement is not valid. And, most importantly, Company X loses the tax deductibility of the marketing expense paid to the player or actor. PWC is being hired to validate the FMV of player NIL deals going forward. Just as PWC values other commercial marketing agreements for their corporate clients every day. PWC is not enforcing anything. They are expressing their professional opinion on the FMV on the agreement. PWC will the report their opinion to NCAA or SEC enforcement for THEM to determine any next steps or penalties for violations. This is what will be called in the post-House settlement landscape of college football as “legitimate NIL”. Such as Quinn Ewers with Dr.Pepper, Caleb Williams with Dr.Pepper, or Arch Manning / Livy Dunne with Vuori. Again, the reason USC is offering 3-year guaranteed contracts if agreed to before House is to avoid exactly the NIL validation process described above by grandfathering these currently INVALID (non-FMV) agreements with athletes. Nobody is denying any athlete the ability to earn as much money as possible legitimately through marketing their Name, Image, and Likeness to corporate sponsors. This is about regulating the pay-for-play schemes that are already running amok at certain schools - USC, Miami, aggy.

Thank you. Can you summarize for me? How many boats are in the Grand Finals? Having three of them seems like a lot!

Not sure terry will be the dancing bear that was Henry Shelton

More like Robison.