desertshox
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They figure the qb will just use their extra cash to by them isotoners. Saul good
The NCAA will allow athletes to profit from their name, image, and likeness
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They figure the qb will just use their extra cash to by them isotoners. Saul good
Bigred_inSD
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Megan Hunt is quickly becoming one of my favorite politicians
Huckleberry Muhammad
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As long as they tweak it so abuses are minimized and so that the pay is not affected by performance, as in point shaving, I'm for it.
But... watch out what you wish for.
But... watch out what you wish for.
That.1.Dude
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Imagine if all those players Frost had to kick off from attrition of his first class and the "Mike Riley guys" who were uncommitted got paid to ruin our program and bring us the worse gotd*mn seasons of our lives in regards to Nebraska football in over 60+ d*mn years.
F*ck that.
F*ck that.
Huckleberry Muhammad
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*whew*
Well.. could be more of that (program trashed). But here at Nebraska even a slight upswing in wins will be appreciated. Thing is, national news media would show little to no interest until Nebraska football is "back." Then the agents for these players will have something to chew on.
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Nebfanatic
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National publications have put us in the top 25 again this year. The national media shows plenty of interest in our program already
Husker in WI
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That's the sort of stuff they'll have to sort out, but I imagine they'll try and keep those types of transactions out. Hard to argue your signature isn't your "name" though, so curious to see how they try and tackle it.
Courtesy Flush
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Leading the way for student athletes to promote themselves. This is pretty cool!
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runningblind
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Why do you not think Nebraska boosters could do the same thing? Where did this perception come from that the south is loaded with rich boosters and the rest of the country isn't? You don't think that a higher percentage of good recruits go to SEC schools because....that's also where they're from?
Huckleberry Muhammad
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We've noticed that off and on for 21 years now. Fan and media expectations... then reality. Please.
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Nebfanatic
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That's not the point. You say national media won't show interest until we are back but that is patently false.
PasstheDamnBallGuy
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I think the issue right now is that the SEC is already doing this at a higher rate than most other conferences. Allowing it to be more above board will give schools that were doing it less a better shot.
