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Good!.Notice how they set up if that if/when he does pick us, it was about the money lol
That's exactly what it should be for.
That's what wins recruiting Wars.
COME TO MIAMI & GET PAID.
Good!.Notice how they set up if that if/when he does pick us, it was about the money lol
The narrative is kind of ironic. They mean it as an insult, but what they're telling recruits is, "Miami will take care of you and change the immediate future of your entire family."Good!.
That's exactly what it should be for.
That's what wins recruiting Wars.
COME TO MIAMI & GET PAID.
I can't remember a time in American history when making money became a bad thing, until NIL...The narrative is kind of ironic. They mean it as an insult, but what they're telling recruits is, "Miami will take care of you and change the immediate future of your entire family."
It has always depended upon who was making it…I can't remember a time in American history when making money became a bad thing, until NIL...
Imagine Microsoft trying to steer prospective employees away from Apple by telling them their salaries and benefits are way too highThe narrative is kind of ironic. They mean it as an insult, but what they're telling recruits is, "Miami will take care of you and change the immediate future of your entire family."
People who short stocks. Some Insurance/medical companies....monopolies.I can't remember a time in American history when making money became a bad thing, until NIL...
Right! I’ll go ova there & air dat MF outWe may need to pass the collection plate to get @Confidence1000 a subscription over there
I could say the reason but I'd get run off the board.I can't remember a time in American history when making money became a bad thing, until NIL...
No until NIL arrived at Miami…I can't remember a time in American history when making money became a bad thing, until NIL...
Before NIL was legal NOBODY (except TAMU) paid more for HS prospects than UGA.
They were the biggest under the table money program in CFB, even worse than Bama, Oh ST, LSU etc.. Nobody gave out more Brown paper bags full of cash than UGA.
Now in the NIL era, they're crying... Why?
BECAUSE THE PLAYING (NEGOTIATING) FIELD IS EVEN!
I’ve said it before, but the 2 years I spent in Dayton were the longest 5 years of my li
I can't remember a time in American history when making money became a bad thing, until NIL...
Let me take care of that for you, when the libtards vilified capitalism.I could say the reason but I'd get run off the board.
Sackler family arrests: 0It has always depended upon who was making it…
I always thought it was something else. Possibly the same reason since the 20s. Buy hey free market isLet me take care of that for you, when the libtards vilified capitalism.
Who's to blame before them? Say what started way before that catchy name? Asking for a friend. Your scope is too narrow and not the real issue.Let me take care of that for you, when the libtards vilified capitalism.
Lmao all that to blame it on NILFrom ON3 Ohio State
The latest on Derrek Cooper
Ohio State has wanted to add either Savion Hiter or Derrek Cooper to Favour Akih in this recruiting class. They hosted Cooper for an official visit over the weekend.
I'm told the visit, from a pure visit standpoint, went really well. Cooper and his family have long liked what the Buckeyes have to offer from a pure football and development standpoint, not to mention academics, support staff, culture, and so on.
There also has long been a thought that the preference for Cooper and those close to him was that he would leave home for college, meaning Georgia and OSU were in a more favorable position than Miami.
Where I'm not feeling so great about things right now, though, is that in speaking with sources I think this recruitment is going to become a NIL recruitment. And I don't see
Ohio State (or Georgia) being the top bidder in this recruitment, from what I am told.
Now, the Buckeyes and the Bulldogs both have "competitive offers" for a RB of Cooper's caliber at the high school ranks, but with what I am told the Hurricanes have in front of the Cooper camp, and with this becoming the factor in this race, I would pick The U as of now for the talented back.
From ON3 Ohio State
The latest on Derrek Cooper
Ohio State has wanted to add either Savion Hiter or Derrek Cooper to Favour Akih in this recruiting class. They hosted Cooper for an official visit over the weekend.
I'm told the visit, from a pure visit standpoint, went really well. Cooper and his family have long liked what the Buckeyes have to offer from a pure football and development standpoint, not to mention academics, support staff, culture, and so on.
There also has long been a thought that the preference for Cooper and those close to him was that he would leave home for college, meaning Georgia and OSU were in a more favorable position than Miami.
Where I'm not feeling so great about things right now, though, is that in speaking with sources I think this recruitment is going to become a NIL recruitment. And I don't see
Ohio State (or Georgia) being the top bidder in this recruitment, from what I am told.
Now, the Buckeyes and the Bulldogs both have "competitive offers" for a RB of Cooper's caliber at the high school ranks, but with what I am told the Hurricanes have in front of the Cooper camp, and with this becoming the factor in this race, I would pick The U as of now for the talented back.
Lmao right on schedule..From ON3 Ohio State
The latest on Derrek Cooper
Ohio State has wanted to add either Savion Hiter or Derrek Cooper to Favour Akih in this recruiting class. They hosted Cooper for an official visit over the weekend.
I'm told the visit, from a pure visit standpoint, went really well. Cooper and his family have long liked what the Buckeyes have to offer from a pure football and development standpoint, not to mention academics, support staff, culture, and so on.
There also has long been a thought that the preference for Cooper and those close to him was that he would leave home for college, meaning Georgia and OSU were in a more favorable position than Miami.
Where I'm not feeling so great about things right now, though, is that in speaking with sources I think this recruitment is going to become a NIL recruitment. And I don't see
Ohio State (or Georgia) being the top bidder in this recruitment, from what I am told.
Now, the Buckeyes and the Bulldogs both have "competitive offers" for a RB of Cooper's caliber at the high school ranks, but with what I am told the Hurricanes have in front of the Cooper camp, and with this becoming the factor in this race, I would pick The U as of now for the talented back.
From ON3 Ohio State
The latest on Derrek Cooper
Ohio State has wanted to add either Savion Hiter or Derrek Cooper to Favour Akih in this recruiting class. They hosted Cooper for an official visit over the weekend.
I'm told the visit, from a pure visit standpoint, went really well. Cooper and his family have long liked what the Buckeyes have to offer from a pure football and development standpoint, not to mention academics, support staff, culture, and so on.
There also has long been a thought that the preference for Cooper and those close to him was that he would leave home for college, meaning Georgia and OSU were in a more favorable position than Miami.
Where I'm not feeling so great about things right now, though, is that in speaking with sources I think this recruitment is going to become a NIL recruitment. And I don't see
Ohio State (or Georgia) being the top bidder in this recruitment, from what I am told.
Now, the Buckeyes and the Bulldogs both have "competitive offers" for a RB of Cooper's caliber at the high school ranks, but with what I am told the Hurricanes have in front of the Cooper camp, and with this becoming the factor in this race, I would pick The U as of now for the talented back.