Turk
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This is word to Quinn Ewers, who is still waiting to get drafted. He would've made a lot of bank by just transferring schools, but now look at him. Carson Beck at least had some sense and stayed in college 
If you're a player making a lot of NIL money and aren't projected to be a 1st round pick in the NFL Draft...stay in school
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QBs trying to take advantage of a weak QB class, but completed backfired.
They were fukked either way as the QB class next year is much better, but at least they would have had the chance to increase their draft stock while still getting paid.
They were fukked either way as the QB class next year is much better, but at least they would have had the chance to increase their draft stock while still getting paid.
This is word to Quinn Ewers, who is still waiting to get drafted. He would've made a lot of bank by just transferring schools, but now look at him. Carson Beck at least had some sense and stayed in college
Agreed. Who is advising these guys?
We know this shyt and don’t even work in their industry. It’s just common business sense.
These nyggas better sqeeze what they can out of college. Get that NIL and a masters.
yeah for ewers im sure he could have got like 3-4 mill
now it might take 6 years to see that gwap
now it might take 6 years to see that gwap
This is word to Quinn Ewers, who is still waiting to get drafted. He would've made a lot of bank by just transferring schools, but now look at him. Carson Beck at least had some sense and stayed in college
yup carson beck got like 3-4 mill from miami,
jaren jackson jr 
scottie pippen jr stepping up
scottie pippen jr stepping up
Rasille
(Rah.Zil.E)
UpAndComing
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I said the same thing when it comes to College Basketball as well
People look at Kevin Garnett, Kobe, McGrady, Lebron, Durant, Derrik Rose, etc of people going out of High School or 1 year of College and think "Oh wow, I can do it too"
Only literally 2% of Basketball or Football players entering the draft ever benefit from leaving college early, it's idiotic. Stay in school, work on your craft where you can make more mistakes, grow, get stronger, gain confidence, etc. On top of that, if you are not ready and you go to the draft there is no turning back, and you are 2 bad years from playing overseas or the CFL, or not playing pro sports all together
Should be a mandatory 2 years in college before you are eligible to get drafted
People look at Kevin Garnett, Kobe, McGrady, Lebron, Durant, Derrik Rose, etc of people going out of High School or 1 year of College and think "Oh wow, I can do it too"
Only literally 2% of Basketball or Football players entering the draft ever benefit from leaving college early, it's idiotic. Stay in school, work on your craft where you can make more mistakes, grow, get stronger, gain confidence, etc. On top of that, if you are not ready and you go to the draft there is no turning back, and you are 2 bad years from playing overseas or the CFL, or not playing pro sports all together
Should be a mandatory 2 years in college before you are eligible to get drafted
Why did Ewers leave?
Did he have the option to stay at Texas and start or was it transfer vs go pro?
Did he have the option to stay at Texas and start or was it transfer vs go pro?
VegetasHairline
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Next year's QB class is 
And this is ESPECIALLY true for football.
If you don't make the NFL, you only got 2 options: UFL & CFL.
In basketball, there are professional league all around the world. You don't make the NBA? OK, sign with a team in Lithuania or some shít
If you don't make the NFL, you only got 2 options: UFL & CFL.
In basketball, there are professional league all around the world. You don't make the NBA? OK, sign with a team in Lithuania or some shít
get these nets
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What are the rules about college athletes in the NIL era? Cant they just re-enroll , pay their own tuition, and play as walk-ons?