Joe Dirt
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I bet they are, they just have clawbacks attached to it. I’m completely guessing but I’d imagine the language is if they run the have a vesting schedule of sorts. Basically if you complete the 24 season, kids who got NIL last year for that year are good, but if you walk before a time frame you owe it back? Surely they aren’t just throwing cash bags out with no safety net like the old days?I don't disagree. I do, however, question how much is "a lot of money" before they are even locked into the school. As previously stated, I have a hard time believing any of these kids are getting truly life-altering upfront money ahead of signing their national letter of intent.
So like an interest free credit card, sounds good to me.I bet they are, they just have clawbacks attached to it. I’m completely guessing but I’d imagine the language is if they run the have a vesting schedule of sorts. Basically if you complete the 24 season, kids who got NIL last year for that year are good, but if you walk before a time frame you owe it back? Surely they aren’t just throwing cash bags out with no safety net like the old days?
I mean objectively short term view isn’t really that bad considering they can go into the portal at any moment.This kid is going to end up at Missouri. That early NIL money is too hard to pass up. I get it but these kids and their parents are looking at the short term. I think it's a mistake but I'm not in their position either. The good news is we will probably get another video of Dimwitz throwing his legs around another man. Comedy gold although it's cringe worthy at the same time.
maybe he just likes playing in a highschool atmosphere.....This kid is going to end up at Missouri. That early NIL money is too hard to pass up. I get it but these kids and their parents are looking at the short term. I think it's a mistake but I'm not in their position either. The good news is we will probably get another video of Dimwitz throwing his legs around another man. Comedy gold although it's cringe worthy at the same time.
Hundreds of dollars? This isnt 1885.3 extra months of return on his NIL money at today’s interest rates?
We could literally be talking Hundreds of dollars of incremental capital appreciation.
Idk. The Wingo family and its handlers sound pretty damn savvy to me.