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I wouldn't be surprised if the ncaa granted those WRs a waiver, especially in light of the tampering allegations. Can make a reasonable argument Riley duped them by keeping Addison a secret, in order to run out the clock and force them to stay with USC. Ncaa might not be able to prove tampering...

Addison should show loyalty to his conference and sign with Miami

Ncaa might have to institute a rule for transfers to stop the free agency market. Perhaps a rule that says players are generally allowed a one time transfer BUT if the player signs a NIL deal after transferring (I believe players are required to disclose they have NIL deals, but don't have to...

I don't know why anyone would want to move to California. Not kidding about taxes: $2 million NIL in Cali is actually only 1 mil in take-home. https://www.forbes.com/advisor/income-tax-calculator/california/2000000/?filing=single&deductions=0&k401=0&ira=0&dependents=0

I don't particularly care for USC, but I think it's good for cfb when UM and USC are good. Most of the cfb world is sick of Bama. If it's not us, I'd much rather see him go to USC than Bama.

Remember when Mims signed a NIL deal with FSU and they announced his transfer? Good times.

Gattis was the co-OC/WR coach for Bama when Jerry Jeudy won the Biletnikoff. Jeudy ended up being a first round pick. Im not saying Gattis is on the same level as Riley, but he can get guys drafted high too.

Something I have been trying to figure out is why USC didn't get squashed like a bug by the NCAA for having coaches who were jailed for participating in a pay to play scandal. The coaches were getting paid by rich parents to tell admissions that they wanted to give roster spots to high...

UM has a QB who had more consecutive 300 yard games than any ACC QB of the last 15 years, and last years Broyles Award winner at OC. He's got reasons to go UM too.

Clemson proved you can win championships in the modern era with an average OL, as long as the O has a stud QB and #1 WR. I hope by some miracle Ruiz takes all that money he was putting towards an imaginary stadium and throws it at Addison.