‘23 CA QB Nicholaus Iamaleava (Tennessee)

[Falcons02]

So we basically gave him $350k and hope a 18yr old will keep his "word", yet he can still sign anywhere he wants and nothing TN can do about it?

Nothing more than the ante and blinds my man

 

[MemphisVol3]

Nothing more than the ante and blinds my man

He signed whatever the deal was from my understanding, just a matter of him making it public more than anything.

 

[UTK]

Nice to see us stepping up with money finally. Keep it up.

 

[BigOrangeTrain]

Arch is going to Tejas.

Just like Nico is going to Oregon right?

 

[ALStateLineVol]

By this logic then an athlete can be offered $500k to go to school "x", but school "y" can come in and say I'll give you $1 mil to go somewhere else.
For major schools with big time donors, it's pocket change to ensure you remain at the top and pay for the athletes you want and pay those you don't/can't get to go to a particular school(s) or conference.

If there are no rules about how to distribute the money, then anything goes and athletes can make money many different ways now.

 

[Jackcrevol]

Just like Nico is going to Oregon right?

long way to december

 

[Pridedad]

By this logic then an athlete can be offered $500k to go to school "x", but school "y" can come in and say I'll give you $1 mil to go somewhere else.
For major schools with big time donors, it's pocket change to ensure you remain at the top and pay for the athletes you want and pay those you don't/can't get to go to a particular school(s) or conference.

If there are no rules about how to distribute the money, then anything goes and athletes can make money many different ways now.

As mentioned in previous posts the deal includes clauses where the player gives up his rights to his NIL. After the deal is signed the agency then controls the players NIL rights. At that point the player no longer has the right to ink any other NIL deals. So your senerio is not legal. The player could go play at a different school but could not sign an NIL deal.

 

[Vol8188]

By this logic then an athlete can be offered $500k to go to school "x", but school "y" can come in and say I'll give you $1 mil to go somewhere else.
For major schools with big time donors, it's pocket change to ensure you remain at the top and pay for the athletes you want and pay those you don't/can't get to go to a particular school(s) or conference.

If there are no rules about how to distribute the money, then anything goes and athletes can make money many different ways now.

It’ll be alright

 

[Russdaddy2027]

For you going to the Ducks folks...
Smokey has something he wants to say

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Those Ducks can’t pull no truck!
They sure can’t pull a G wagon

 

[ALStateLineVol]

As mentioned in previous posts the deal includes clauses where the player gives up his rights to his NIL. After the deal is signed the agency then controls the players NIL rights. At that point the player no longer has the right to ink any other NIL deals. So your senerio is not legal. The player could go play at a different school but could not sign an NIL deal.

Thanks,
I tend to analyze many possibilities or outcomes.

 

[Vol8188]

Those Ducks can’t pull no truck!
They sure can’t pull a G wagon

The ducks releasing that video and then us going on to beat Florida is one of my favorite moments

 

[HoleInTheRoof]

 

[Pridedad]

Thanks,
I tend to analyze many possibilities or outcomes.

Its definitely the new wild wild west!

 

[TechnoVol]

What's coach Cordell's relationship in this recruitment?

 

[VolunteerHillbilly]

I think this is the Manning family paying Arch. This would give them the ability to control his endorsements and preserve the family image.

 

[ALStateLineVol]

Its definitely the new wild wild west!

And I (obviously) have no idea the rules that we have to play by.

 

[CABVOL]

What's coach Cordell's relationship in this recruitment?

Nico’s uncle.

 

[T2P_Priceless]

So we basically gave him $350k and hope a 18yr old will keep his "word", yet he can still sign anywhere he wants and nothing TN can do about it?

When dealing with California recruits now, especially QBs that’s the way it goes

 

[Pridedad]

And I (obviously) have no idea the rules that we have to play by.

We are all learning as we go.

 

[Crookruss]

I think this is the Manning family paying Arch. This would give them the ability to control his endorsements and preserve the family image.

I’ve not said anything but a NLI of that magnitude with no school tie fits what the Manning family does to a tee. I think it’s much more likely for Arch than for Nico.

 

[Tennessee Golfer]

What's coach Cordell's relationship in this recruitment?

Head cheerleader.

 

[TheVolsFrog]

If he's not a fan of social media I'd say that's a good thing considering kids today have to put everything on there although Nico will probably need to take advantage of social media as part of his NIL
Not Nico twitter acct...disregard lol

Uncle needs to tone it down some though

 

[TheVolsFrog]

I think this is the Manning family paying Arch. This would give them the ability to control his endorsements and preserve the family image.

There's a reason you're hearing Nico's name tied to this and not Arch

 

[volbeast33]

If he's not a fan of social media I'd say that's a good thing considering kids today have to put everything on there although Nico will probably need to take advantage of social media as part of his NIL
Not Nico twitter acct...disregard lol

Uncle needs to tone it down some though

Nah….. he needs to keep going.

 

[voltn21]

I’ve not said anything but a NLI of that magnitude with no school tie fits what the Manning family does to a tee. I think it’s much more likely for Arch than for Nico.

Is Louisiana one of the states that allows hs kids to be paid?