I know it's been said that Torrence has committed to UF, but it's reported that he's taking visits to LSU. Looks like a few of our former best players could wind up in purple and gold next season.
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I know it's been said that Torrence has committed to UF, but it's reported that he's taking visits to LSU. Looks like a few of our former best players could wind up in purple and gold next season.
That kind of stuff makes me even happier we have Des as our leader now. He will bring the cULture to a new level!Quote:
Originally Posted by NWLA Cajun
We will get through this.
GEAUX CAJUNS!
He's let it be known that if they want him, the asking price begins at $250K. It could be the Napier told decided the price was too high, or he is considering playing closer to home. Either way, they will have to find NIL money for him.Quote:
Originally Posted by NWLA Cajun
You're kidding, right T?Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunT
Laughable. Just kill the ____in sport nowQuote:
Originally Posted by CajunT
I wonder if there's a scenario where some of these kids overplay their hand and wind-up team-less?
Nope, that is what Auburn and Georgia were told. Auburn offered $150K, it doesn't look like he is visiting.Quote:
Originally Posted by RaginScotsman
This can't be the state of college football. Talk about setting a precedent for the future. Such a blatant violation, yet it seems like this is acceptable.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunT
I mean if you are going to sell yourself on the open market, why not shoot high?Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunT
What a sad state of affairs. I am not familiar with how this all works, but I can't see how these athletes can be allowed to keep their amateur status when they are in effect, semi-pro players that happen to go to class.Quote:
Originally Posted by CajunT