Recruiting Forum Football Talk IV

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peaygolf said:
I didn't say the ranking system was a total joke. The article was "the best HS players." Arch and others on the list don't come close to the level of dominance and stats that many others had...... That's all.
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Agree. Wasn't directed at you. Just noting how they are wrong more than not.
 
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Ulysees E. McGill said:
Still blows my mind...I will never understand it..🤯 I watched him with my own eyes throw dimes all over the field in two HS games...under intense pressure in one game.

I just don't understand how the kid flamed out.
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He didn’t necessarily flame out, I thought he played pretty well in his 3 starts given he didn’t have spring ball his freshman year, and then our system now just didn’t fit his abilities, ill bet he’ll ball out at UNLV and he a decent P5 starter in a few years
 
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Ryno14 said:
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Given the previous court ruling, this felt inevitable. If the NCAA can't restrict NIL compensation, and a player has offers to earn more in a different market, how can you stop them from transferring to where they get paid the most? IMO the only way to stabilize cfb now is to make players employees of the teams, negotiate with the players union on revenue sharing, and ask Congress for antitrust exemption. Eventually a draft will need to be instituted. Otherwise, the transfer bidding will destroy any semblance of team identity. Players and their representatives will quickly learn that the transfer market is the golden ticket.
 
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DawgInterloper said:
Given the previous court ruling, this felt inevitable. If the NCAA can't restrict NIL compensation, and a player has offers to earn more in a different market, how can you stop them from transferring to where they get paid the most? IMO the only way to stabilize cfb now is to make players employees of the teams, negotiate with the players union on revenue sharing, and ask Congress for antitrust exemption. Otherwise, the transfer bidding will destroy any semblance of team identity. Players and their representatives will quickly learn that the transfer market is the golden ticket.
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Maybe.

Though what a lot of schools *ahem* COLLECTIVES seem to be doing is purchasing their NIL rights for multiple years. That is one protection against NIL shopping.
 
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Devo182 said:
Maybe.

Though what a lot of schools *ahem* COLLECTIVES seem to be doing is purchasing their NIL rights for multiple years. That is one protection against NIL shopping.
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That may work for some, but the real money will be made by transferring every year, or threatening to transfer. With multiple transfer options added into the player's monetary value, I suspect agents will start demanding re-negotiation rights, or they'll jack up the upfront price tag if an individual player is willing to sign away his ability to transfer.
 
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