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48 minutes ago, 817 Boxing B said:

I'm just wondering is there going to be such "outrage" every time. 

Maybe do it the right way, just like Xavier Worthy and Jahdae did the final two years they were here? Ya know, still practice continue do work out with the team, etc while your restructured and new deal gets worked out.

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Posted
2 hours ago, Migas & Fajitas said:

I’m referring to you saying he is the first to do it. He isn’t. And I don’t think he will be anywhere near being the last. 

And that wasn't holding out, that was him quitting in the middle of the season to retain his red shirt so he can transfer. If you want to be precise about what that was.

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Posted
42 minutes ago, 817 Boxing B said:

I'm just wondering is there going to be such "outrage" every time. 

I hope not. Every young man has the right to do what he thinks is best for he and his family. You and I don’t have to agree with their decision or the method to their decision. This is the NIL world now. 

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2 minutes ago, Hashtag said:

And that wasn't holding out, that was him quitting in the middle of the season to retain his red shirt so he can transfer. If you want to be precise about what that was.

Shane Beuschele did the same. So did the Clemson QB when Trevor got anointed. And other Texas players quit during the regular season in 2020 when the conference championship was off the table. 

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37 minutes ago, 817 Boxing B said:

They didn't care because it was UNLV and a qb they didn't know. It was Nico this time.. and he's been hated and scrutinized since he took the pay for play deal they tried to hide under NIL. The reason they are so pissed is because they had state officials sue the NCAA to protect Nico and the university with the deal they did, to argue it was legit. They got him on the premise of money...the opposite of how we recruit here. Why they expected him or his family not to hold them hostage over MORE MONEY when the market dictates the ability to possibly earn more, i do not know. They essential got what they paid for. You can say they got a raw deal... but only they made a CFBP with him as the qb. I'm sure they made more than the 5-7 million he's gotten over the years. Chill... it's Amerikkkan capitalism and the Amerikkkan way... just new characters have the advantages, and the Pilgrims are ready to burn down the town.🤦🏿‍♂️🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤘🏿

What we can be happy about in all of this... Sark ain't going out like Willie Lump Lump..🤣🤣🤘🏿

I agree with much of what you write. You lose me with the kkk thing.  But appreciate the rest. NIL is a form of professional model. It’s not an amateuristic model. Long past due imo. There is waaaay too much money in college athletics; so much so that the cost of a college education as form of payment is no longer commensurate with how much is generated for the schools by the athletes. Just my opinion. 

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21 minutes ago, Hashtag said:

And that wasn't holding out, that was him quitting in the middle of the season to retain his red shirt so he can transfer. If you want to be precise about what that was.

Are you referring to the uNLv QB? If so, you’re leaving out a big part that was/is NIL related.  Unlike Nico, who appears to have been asking for more NIL money; Sluka did not receive what he was promised by one of his coaches. And because he didn’t receive promised NIL funds, he decided to save a year of his eligibilty (to have another year of being able to earn NIL).   

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8 minutes ago, Migas & Fajitas said:

Are you referring to the uNLv QB? If so, you’re leaving out a big part that was/is NIL related.  Unlike Nico, who appears to have been asking for more NIL money; Sluka did not receive what he was promised by one of his coaches. And because he didn’t receive NIL funds, he decided to save a year of his eligibilty (to have another year of being able to earn NIL).   

It was NIL related because he wanted to transfer from UNLV and he also wanted to preserve his red shirt. Hilarious though that the backup to Sluka came in and played better than Sluka. And honestly out of all the deals that gets done(thousands upon thousands) you're going to hyper focus on two situations that the player completely quit on his their teams and put themselves above team and is 1000% NOT the "new norm" that you're trying to make it.

 

Is 817 going to be brain damaged and say it was race related for Sluka as well because Sluka got just as much scrutiny for quitting on his team as Nico is getting.

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15 minutes ago, Hashtag said:

It was NIL related because he wanted to transfer from UNLV and he also wanted to preserve his red shirt. Hilarious though that the backup to Sluka came in and played better than Sluka. And honestly out of all the deals that gets done your'e going to hyper focus on two situations that the player completely quit on his their teams and put themselves above team and is 1000% NOT the "new norm" that you're trying to make it.

 

Is 817 going to be brain damaged and say it was race related for Sluka as well because Sluka got just as much scrutiny for quitting on his team as Nico is getting.

You need to use google or something. He only wanted to transfer because he wasn’t getting the $100k he was promised.  By preserving another year of eligibility he has opportunity to earn more money as it is very unlikely he will get paid in the NFL. Could be similar reason Nico wants more money now; does he project to make more money in the NFL?

Im not hyper focused on anything. Stop projecting.

The NIL is creating an evolving new norm right in front of your eyes when in comes to college athletics. You’re welcome to live in denial if you’d like.

Athletes putting themselves ahead of their team happens frequently . This isn’t something new that was created by NIL. Pay attention more. 

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Posted (edited)
2 minutes ago, Migas & Fajitas said:

You need to use google or something. He only wanted to transfer because he wasn’t getting the $100k he was promised.  By preserving another year of eligibility he has opportunity to earn more money as it is very unlikely he will get paid in the NFL. Could be similar reason Nico wants more money now; does he project to make more money in the NFL?

Im not hyper focused on anything. Stop projecting.

The NIL is creating an evolving new norm right in front of your eyes when in comes to college athletics. You’re welcome to live in denial if you’d like.

Athletes putting themselves ahead of their time team happens ALL the time. This isn’t something new that was created by NIL. Pay attention more. 

These two instances isn't the new norm though, just stop trying to force that narrative. Tens of thousands of NIL deals are done and redone each year and this is the only two instances that have come up. JUST STOP!

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2 minutes ago, Hashtag said:

These two instances isn't the new norm though, just stop trying to force that narrative. Tens of thousands of NIL deals are done each year and this is the only two instances that have come up. JUST STOP!

These are the only two instances of what? Of an athlete of wanting more NIL money? 

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Posted (edited)
1 minute ago, Migas & Fajitas said:

These are the only two instances of what? Of an athlete of wanting more NIL money? 

Holding out! Are you dumb or just stupid? Each of the last two years Jahdae wanted more money. He practiced, he didn’t hold out, he continued to be part of the team functions. Each of the last two years he redid his BIL just around spring portal. BUT he did not hold out aka the new norm you’re arguing. 

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Posted
1 minute ago, Hashtag said:

Holding out! Are you dumb or just stupid?

Lol. Ask yourself that question. Reading comprehension is not your strong suit.
 

You said it hadn’t happened before Nico. You are/were wrong.

I’m suggesting it’s a new NIL world and a new norm is evolving. Evolving. It’s evolving. 

Be smarter skippy.

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Posted (edited)
11 hours ago, Migas & Fajitas said:

UNLV last season

The UNLV player had a good reason to bail ... he was promised payment by an assistant coach (not much, maybe $75K or so?) but they stiffed him and he got nothing.  That's why he left.  I think everyone can understand his reasoning.

EDIT: after reading the rest of the posts I saw you mentioned this a couple of times, sorry for rehashing it when I didn't need to

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Posted
5 hours ago, Migas & Fajitas said:

I agree with much of what you write. You lose me with the kkk thing.  But appreciate the rest. NIL is a form of professional model. It’s not an amateuristic model. Long past due imo. There is waaaay too much money in college athletics; so much so that the cost of a college education as form of payment is no longer commensurate with how much is generated for the schools by the athletes. Just my opinion. 

Listen... the guys on the pod cried about the feds stepping in... but voted for a man that pushed removing federal protections on women's right to choose, allowing the state's to decide. So... if women's rights aren't important enough to be federally protected, why should the feds invest in protecting the NCAA and college football from 18-22 year old kids? That's why you'll see me touch on the items everyone wants to avoid. These things play a part in football. How often have we heard Bobby talk about Greg Abbott l, Ted Cruz and others in regards to NIL and how it affects how we build Texas football. Sorry if it makes you uncomfortable, but that's what truth does to folks, often.

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5 hours ago, Oldest Horn said:

Shane Beuschele did the same. So did the Clemson QB when Trevor got anointed. And other Texas players quit during the regular season in 2020 when the conference championship was off the table. 

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43 minutes ago, ArizonaLonghorn said:

The UNLV player had a good reason to bail ... he was promised payment by an assistant coach (not much, maybe $75K or so?) but they stiffed him and he got nothing.  That's why he left.  I think everyone can understand his reasoning.

EDIT: after reading the rest of the posts I saw you mentioned this a couple of times, sorry for rehashing it when I didn't need to

So now.... since the coach lied.. it's ok to quit on your teammates... IN SEASON? Nico has been tryna get this bag since December.  So... Tennessee waited until he no showed 2 days before the spring game to cut bait.. why not back in December, when they came asking for 4 million? Then you can applaud Tennessee like they made the right decision.  Nah, they tried to appease him and hymned and hawed and thought it would subside. Now they're going yo pirate the F out of some other team for a QB... and guess what...

 

YOU WON'T GIVE A DAMN ABOUT THE SCHOOL AND TEAMMATES HE LEFT... ONLY HOW MUCH THEY PAY HIM! WHY?? BECAUSE U WILL NEVER HAVE THAT OPPORTUNITY...!

Posted
5 hours ago, Hashtag said:

It was NIL related because he wanted to transfer from UNLV and he also wanted to preserve his red shirt. Hilarious though that the backup to Sluka came in and played better than Sluka. And honestly out of all the deals that gets done(thousands upon thousands) you're going to hyper focus on two situations that the player completely quit on his their teams and put themselves above team and is 1000% NOT the "new norm" that you're trying to make it.

 

Is 817 going to be brain damaged and say it was race related for Sluka as well because Sluka got just as much scrutiny for quitting on his team as Nico is getting.

Sluka never made 8 million and nobody really gave a damn about UNLV or Sluka. Nico was a 5 star recruit.. and his 8 million dollar deal made history. Definitely a different level.. which explains your ignorance when it comes to the outrage. Nico didn't just ask for more money this week, fella! Since DECEMBER!! So why didnt Tennessee cut bait then if they knew they weren't paying Nico? Why allow yourself to be in such a position? They should've cut bait then! You guys are ridiculous! Tennessee recruited on 🐂💩 premises ..... lead with NIL. This is what happens when the kid(family) doesn't love the school, they love what the school provides. Can't take your girl to Mickey D's and you met her at a Michelin star steak house.

Posted
6 hours ago, Hashtag said:

Maybe do it the right way, just like Xavier Worthy and Jahdae did the final two years they were here? Ya know, still practice continue do work out with the team, etc while your restructured and new deal gets worked out.

Now you wanna judge what's the right way. Wanna judge what a player should make. Go ahead... tell me your a Christian, with a pure heart, and let God be the ultimate judge again... just so I can remember it clearly. Ithought it wasn't what your worth, per say, but what you can negotiate? Isn't that American Capatilsm?

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14 minutes ago, 817 Boxing B said:

Listen... the guys on the pod cried about the feds stepping in... but voted for a man that pushed removing federal protections on women's right to choose, allowing the state's to decide. So... if women's rights aren't important enough to be federally protected, why should the feds invest in protecting the NCAA and college football from 18-22 year old kids? That's why you'll see me touch on the items everyone wants to avoid. These things play a part in football. How often have we heard Bobby talk about Greg Abbott l, Ted Cruz and others in regards to NIL and how it affects how we build Texas football. Sorry if it makes you uncomfortable, but that's what truth does to folks, often.

You are so noble.  However, don’t try to equate abortion to NIL.  The Left had their abortion protections and lost it.  Why?  They wanted more, killing born babies, ripping aborted babies apart and making a business out of selling their body parts, aborting babies in the ninth month of gestation.   I agree with you the federal government shouldn’t be involved in NIL too.  

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33 minutes ago, Philip Barber said:

You are so noble.  However, don’t try to equate abortion to NIL.  The Left had their abortion protections and lost it.  Why?  They wanted more, killing born babies, ripping aborted babies apart and making a business out of selling their body parts, aborting babies in the ninth month of gestation.   I agree with you the federal government shouldn’t be involved in NIL too.  

Nobody aborts babies at 9 months...that was just to get your vote by being outraged, just like these guys are outraged a kid who came halfway across the country for 8 million dollars are now pissed because his family wants more, and the market is bearing the possibility of it being made. Folks like to say what Nico is worth.. but if Duke had a choice between Nico and Darian Mensah before this situation became public... who you think they're taking? Better yet... let em both be recruits in the same year... would Duke pay that 8 for Nico.. seeing as though they did for a SHORTER TIME for Mensah??

Posted
21 hours ago, ArizonaLonghorn said:

There is ... just hover over the user avatar and in the bottom-right corner you'll see the "Ignore" icon

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Yeah, no hover on mobile. Got it now.

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Posted (edited)
7 hours ago, 817 Boxing B said:

Do me and yourself a favor. Find it.. use your tools.

No hover on mobile.  Found it on desktop. Life just got so much sweeter.  You are the charter member!

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