Contracts for Vols Drafted in 2023

[TennesseeTarheel]

Sickening when you contemplate how much the IRS will cleave from them.

 

[VolGirl05]

Would You want Your Son's financial affairs being discussed in a public forum by perfect strangers ?! I would hope not.

I’ve made sure not to pass any societal programming or money trauma on to my children; they’re very much aware that it’s not even real, and people were exchanging beads and shells for currency not long ago. So as long as his emotional identity isn’t wrapped up in imaginary numbers on a screen, he won’t really give a rip what anyone discusses.

 

[FLVOL_79]

Learn to manage Your own money. Feel free to speak out. Congratulations on Your accomplishments, VolNation is behind You.

Wishful thinking 75-80% of the time.

 

[GetYouSomeofThat]

750K is not a bad chunk. But...That is paid over the 16 game season. Then you have to file taxes in each state you played a game in. Plus money management fees to the accountants, plus budget net income over 12 months, while paying rent/mortgage in at least 2 locations. Your home town where the family lives, and an apartment where your team is located. I doubt there is much change left over unless/until you perform well enough to knock down a good contract. Prob a good portion of league minimum players seek off-season income elsewhere.

If someone is making $750k per year and are seeking a psrt time job...
They have a spending problem not an imcome problem.

Even if 70% went to all your taxes and expensees..a feller can scrape by on that