Clemson has done less in the portal than anyone, by miles and miles. Since it started, they've brought in only two transfers through the portal - a couple of QBs, neither of whom ever started a game for them.
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Clemson has done less in the portal than anyone, by miles and miles. Since it started, they've brought in only two transfers through the portal - a couple of QBs, neither of whom ever started a game for them.
Forgot about them. I wonder if he eventually budges on that as they haven't been their usual self since NIL started. They kind of backed into the playoff spot with the 3 losses this season.
What's sad is Oregon used his mother(who reportedly made her last campus visit with her son before she passed away) as leverage for their closing pitch.
In a related development a judge ruled the NCAA can't count junior college years toward eligibility since it's not an NCAA institution. Vandy's QB sued on that. Next we will have someone suing they shouldn't be limited to 4 full years as long as they are in graduate school. A lot more money to be made for some players that aren't likely to stick in the NFL and tons more money than the Canadian league pays.
Interesting point. When you think about it, why should eligibility be limited to 4 years? And a lot of times it isn’t.
Amateur College Football has finally become $emi-Pro in all but in name.
The death of College sports. How long before this moves down to the HS level?
The death of College sports. How long before this moves down to the HS level?
Well, b*tch a$$ Duckers can shut up now that Dallas Wilson is staying home.
Probably some of it already happening however the thing that NCAA always loses on in court is that they make a ton of money off college athletics, so setting up arbitrary rules to prevent athletes from participating (or preventing them from participating where they want) has been considered restraint of trade.
And “amateur” college football has been professional for decades for everyone but the players.
Well if they want it like that you grab the NFL final cut guys and the top Canadian league guys. Way more bang for the buck. There are players in Canada making like I think 95k on average with their salary caps there a lot better than some of these college players making way more than them. You won't have to guess much about their true level of play either.
Make it truly open and the market will correct many of these kids being overpaid. The education thing is a joke for 2/3 of the players anyway.
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Pyburn's dad is acting like the position coach is the issue apparently. My guess is he didn't want to share reps at a certain level here or why leave if it isn't for more money.
You aren't going to match the 1 million? If everyone did that we would be in very good shape NIL wise.
One of the reasons, if only, why his numbers dipped was the issues UCLA had at QB.
