‘23 IL WR Carnell Tate (Ohio State commit)

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Ericvol2096 said:
From Athletic article on NIL market.
Elsewhere, Ohio State has long been considered the favorite for five-star 2023 receiver Carnell Tate from IMG Academy in Florida, but two weekends ago he visited Tennessee, and late last week, On3 revised its prediction for Tate to Tennessee. The co-president of Spyre Sports, a for-profit collective associated with Tennessee, told The Athletic in February, “We’re prepared to invest a substantial amount of resources into the 2023 recruiting class.” A co-founder of The Foundation, Ohio State’s recently announced non-profit NIL fund, recently said on a Bucknuts podcast, “We can’t make an official deal with a recruit.”

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Ericvol2096 said:
From Athletic article on NIL market.
Elsewhere, Ohio State has long been considered the favorite for five-star 2023 receiver Carnell Tate from IMG Academy in Florida, but two weekends ago he visited Tennessee, and late last week, On3 revised its prediction for Tate to Tennessee. The co-president of Spyre Sports, a for-profit collective associated with Tennessee, told The Athletic in February, “We’re prepared to invest a substantial amount of resources into the 2023 recruiting class.” A co-founder of The Foundation, Ohio State’s recently announced non-profit NIL fund, recently said on a Bucknuts podcast, “We can’t make an official deal with a recruit.”

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Woodlawn VOL said:
Yeah that boring offense put up 62 points against Florida in route to a pure beat down. The literally ran over and around them. GBO! I love a 28-24 game just as much as a 52-48 game. Great defense is fun to watch too if you truly appreciate good football games. I have seen good exciting 17-13 games just like I have seen exciting 31-30 games. Defenses have had rules designed against them for years but through it all defense is still and will continue to hang tough! Here’s to the Vols D in the coming years making plays and memories! Offense and Defense, in the SEC you need both to be able to make plays for you. Nothing is easy!!!! Get ready Big Orange, time to go work and back up the talk and take it to the field in the fall! GBO!
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Yes sir to that, just wondered why someone would call it slow and boring when they routinely were top 10 and most of the time top 5 in PPG. A bit confusing to say the least but each to their own I guess. Hopefully the Vols can get more stops on defense however that comes about. Offense be a bit more consistent and I think we have a 10 win team
 
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Ericvol2096 said:
From Athletic article on NIL market.
Elsewhere, Ohio State has long been considered the favorite for five-star 2023 receiver Carnell Tate from IMG Academy in Florida, but two weekends ago he visited Tennessee, and late last week, On3 revised its prediction for Tate to Tennessee. The co-president of Spyre Sports, a for-profit collective associated with Tennessee, told The Athletic in February, “We’re prepared to invest a substantial amount of resources into the 2023 recruiting class.” A co-founder of The Foundation, Ohio State’s recently announced non-profit NIL fund, recently said on a Bucknuts podcast, “We can’t make an official deal with a recruit.”

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Why can they not make a deal with a recruit? Something having to do with being a non-profit?
 
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golfballs said:
Why can they not make a deal with a recruit? Something having to do with being a non-profit?
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An official deal implies a contract being signed. Most states it is not legal for high school kids to sign a contract for NIL. So to me this statement just means they can't have a contract deal done with a recruit...imo it doesn't at all mean they can't verbally promise a kid a certain deal that he can sign a contract for once on campus. My other assumption is that most NIL companies would be setup as not for profit. California is one if two states I believe that high school kids can sign contracts for NIL....thats why when the report of a top recruit singing an 8million dollar deal came out it was assumed by most to be Nico.
 
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