Ulysees E. McGill
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You could tell in our bowl game against Clemson that they were going to go all in pushing Klubnik for that very reason...they thought he would be the next Trevor Lawrence and take Dabo back to the top.I have a theory. . .
At the very beginning of the game's broadcast they mispronounced Iamaleava. Several minutes later they explained that it's hard to pronounce and he should get a single name like the other mega-superstars, so "Nico" it is.
We all know you can pronounce it just fine after practicing a couple times. We know those clowns in the booth have plenty of time to practice. They talk for a living, pronouncing difficult words is in their yob description.
I believe they planned to mispronounce it on purpose. It is a sign that they have chosen Nico to be their golden ticket to ratings spikes for years to come, so they are anointinging him a super-ultra-megastar early by giving him a 1 word name. "Nico".
If this is the case, and all signs point to the prophecy coming true, they will do everything in their power to push him to the pinnacle of the sport and entertainment world in general. We'll likely see a marketing campaign that pushes him to the front of the Heisman race and further into the public spotlight.
They will ride their golden cow until he self-destructs under the pressure. . . then they will ride his breakdown further. . . or. . . he is a naturally born super-extreme-mega-ultrastar who can handle the constant spotlight and will not break under the pressure. He'll become a star as big as Jordan & Peyton mixed and likely become an actor or own 1,500 Pal's restaurants and a few pro teams.
The media is as good at finding a star to push as Vegas is at finding ways to legally take your money.
Nico appears to be "the chosen one".
We'll see "Nico" in New York and likely winning at least 1 Heisman and at least 1 national title at UT before he goes pro. . .
Trouble is...Klubnik and Dabo both SUCK.