1%ers...

[817 Boxing B]

Gimme 2 players this cycle that you feel like Texas should "Send the House" at....

 

Also... after seeing Sheduer not take school NIL to allow the staff to bring in more players, and knowing Arch is the only other college player that can broker multiple real advertising deals with major companies, would it be ridiculous to think Arch and the Manning family may forgo the NIL and allow us to go out and get some of these guys? He's the 1% of players that could, IMO... thoughts?

[CoachBobbyFinstock]

One of the GA LBs and Lee

honorable mention would be Cooper

Edited 18 hours ago by CoachBobbyFinstock

[Hookem72]

Atkinson and Cooper

[tommym]

If these kids have agents, why aren't the high schools already securing contracts without colleges getting involved. Isn't that the job of a agent. So, the agents that represent the high schools are lazy, they take a cut without fully doing their job. Wow! 

[Smootus]

Seems that Arch may be able to “influence “ any ends, receivers and backs he wants and you know he is a draw for them as well. Don’t see how they get Arch to give money up for defense 

[817 Boxing B]

1 hour ago, Hookem72 said:

Atkinson and Cooper

I feel the same way fam

[817 Boxing B]

44 minutes ago, tommym said:

If these kids have agents, why aren't the high schools already securing contracts without colleges getting involved. Isn't that the job of a agent. So, the agents that represent the high schools are lazy, they take a cut without fully doing their job. Wow! 

BINGO!!! If its truly NIL... then we should start to see high school kids fully market themselves thru social media as they come up and in doing so, should set the table for any agent worth a damn to go out and get that kid in front of whoever they need to to get the deals. At that point, the universities NIL is just icing on the cake, imo. I feel like parents really need to lock in with their kids more and understand this landscape, as well. That way, they aren't pimping the kids out for a bag and its a bad situation... now and after college and the NFL has come and gone.

[Bobby Burton]

They already are in some instances. But, as with every business, some do it more successfully than others, some are more valuable than others, etc.