Jordan Brown

[RaginDave]

Very sad. But good luck JB. Time to move on

[cajun4life]

50-100k NIL deal?

$325k

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[JMV JustMyView]

50-100k NIL deal?

I heard his NIL deal here was 100K+

[ZoomZoom]

I heard his NIL deal here was 100K+

Ditto.

Hope JB spends time working on his advanced degree. JB was a known quantity, the Lou Henson winner, and the NBA didn’t even give him an invite to the preseason camp.

[sportsfanatic21]

I heard his NIL deal here was 100K+

So an extra $225,000?

That makes a pretty big difference in a person’s life.

[CajunEXPRESS]

Nothing but best wishes for him. Let’s move on as he has.

[UL_Cajuns]

So an extra $225,000?

That makes a pretty big difference in a person’s life.

Yes it does That is about half of what a decent house costs nowadays. Still crazy to say that. Housing prices got way to high way to quick. Sad for these young people just getting into the market.

[JMV JustMyView]

So an extra $225,000?

That makes a pretty big difference in a person’s life.

He can live on 325K forever?

[ZoomZoom]

Yes it does That is about half of what a decent house costs nowadays. Still crazy to say that. Housing prices got way to high way to quick. Sad for these young people just getting into the market.

The past ten years or so, many of the first time homebuyers want a house like mom and dad without buying a starter home.

JB is getting more money now than starting out in most overseas leagues. It just gives him a year to work on improving his stock at best, kick the day of reckoning down the road a year at worst.

[UL_Cajuns]

The past ten years or so, many of the first time homebuyers want a house like mom and dad without buying a starter home.

JB is getting more money now than starting out in most overseas leagues. It just gives him a year to work on improving his stock at best, kick the day of reckoning down the road a year at worst.

Truth and truth

[sportsfanatic21]

He can live on 325K forever?

No. But he can start his future better with 325k than he can with 100k…can he not?

And if he’s smart and invests his money wisely that extra 225k can make an even bigger difference.

Are we really debating this? If you were 22/23 years old and can do the same thing you’re doing for 3x the money, would you even consider NOT doing it???