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Sounds like a total mess. 

The Tennessee QB held out of practice due to a contract dispute reportedly.

Meanwhile, I look back to what Arch Manning said yesterday about sitting for two years to become the quarterback at The University of Texas: “Sometimes things are worth the wait.”

Very fortunate this is the QB situation in Austin. 

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I'm sorry, but Nico is not that special of a quarterback.  I will bet there are five good game managers that would love to play at Tennessee that the volunteers could use at quarterback.

They need to give him an ultimatum, and if he doesn't agree then cut him loose.

 

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Wow, supposedly a NIL deal worth potentially $8 million with Tennessee collective Spyre Sports Group when he signed (supposedly the details were leaked by his agent), plus whatever else he can scrounge up in the after markets.

But Tennessee doesn't have a backup plan in place, so he has them over a barrel.  What could go wrong?

Gotta love Sark's approach to the QB position.

Edit: just saw he's asking $4 million/year, up from the current $2 mill deal.

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2 minutes ago, ArizonaLonghorn said:

Dueling tweets - if he is skipping practice then there seems to be some truth to it, right?

 

I personally think there is definitely some truth to it. Just glad it's not us lol. 

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Kinda surprised it took this long for something like this to happen. It was always only a matter of time. What a huge mess that program has on their hands now though.

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I think this is a scenario of Tennessee trying to puff their chest out and be the big boys of NIL early on coming back to bite them in the year due to poor NIL contract writing.

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2 minutes ago, Hashtag said:

I think this is a scenario of Tennessee trying to puff their chest out and be the big boys of NIL early on coming back to bite them in the year due to poor NIL contract writing.

Additionally, if the bag is the only thing keeping you, then that gives everyone the chance to pony up and give a bigger bag. 

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Imagine walking into the locker room to finish out the spring with your teammates. What has Nico done to deserve more than what he is being offered? Why should his teammates give him the benefit of the doubt for this when they’re out on the field working?

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The rest of the SEC should be pretty happy Tennessee has millions tied up with Nico, rather than spreading that money out to other prime positions and finding an actual game changer at QB. 

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1 hour ago, MikeH said:

Kinda surprised it took this long for something like this to happen. It was always only a matter of time. What a huge mess that program has on their hands now though.

This bull crap has to affect the whole team.  I have a feeling they are going nowhere in 2025.  Glad we're not dealing with that nonsense.  

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Like CJ said, it's not like he lit the world on fire last year.  He was pretty f'ing terrible in a number of games.  Such entitlement.  And I imagine his O-line wouldn't be all too excited to block for him if he comes back to the team.

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When you break down his passing touchdowns it's crazy! 

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His multiple touchdown games

 

Vandy(7-6) 4
UTEP(3-9) 4
Miss St(2-10) 2
NC St(6-7) 2

 

12 of his touchdowns came vs teams that are a total of 18-32
 

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41 minutes ago, Hashtag said:

I think this is a scenario of Tennessee trying to puff their chest out and be the big boys of NIL early on coming back to bite them in the year due to poor NIL contract writing.

We refer to this phenomena as the “Aggie Guide to NIL”

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Wild to see a starter “sitting out or holding out due to contract negotiations” at the college level. 
 

You’re 19-21 years old “supposedly” already getting millions to play football and run around in college with said money. Why not just enjoy life and have fun at this point instead of blowing up the situation over money like you aren’t making enough at that age already. Smh. It’s just a different game now for real. 

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