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3 years of eligibility left. Has a lot of practice tape on his Twitter profile. Looks like a great get considering the recent departures. I think our coaches can develop Shad into an absolute stud. Welcome to the cULture!
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3 years of eligibility left. Has a lot of practice tape on his Twitter profile. Looks like a great get considering the recent departures. I think our coaches can develop Shad into an absolute stud. Welcome to the cULture!
Love the size of this DB!
Maybe we can get his brother too>>>https://247sports.com/Player/Tony-Louis-Nkuba-46134762/
I hope he does great but I am now jaded due to the transfer portal when young men start looking for NIL dollars when they develop into good players!
A lot of these players grow up in almost poverty situations and most will not make it to the next level. How can anyone blame them for taking advantage of a small opportunity which may get them in a position for them and their children to have a much better opportunity in life . . .
Curious, how much do you think some of these transfers from mid majors to P5 are getting in NIL money? I don't think it is life changing money.
I know what it means to grow up in poverty. I'm a statistic, first generation college student, son of a single parent. The better opportunity in life is getting the right degree and working hard. NIL dollars for most will be fool's gold.
It may not be life changing money for you and I, however I do t thing that is the standard. If one without a pot to pee in gets everything paid for and $50,000 he could see that as life changing . . . At least for a moment. And it’s not just that, once you get into that level and even perform somewhat there are people there to help you after you are finished with college. The fish at the P5 are much greater than the fish at the G5.
Kentucky has been dealing with "one and done" for almost a decade now.
I'm sure Louisiana can learn to cope with "two and toodle-oo" somehow.
NIL may make it more conducive to getting that degree . . . also, they have contact with prominent businessmen supporters who may encourage them to stick it out, get your NIL and you will be employable by people like me if you do it.
There are lots of intangibles available to athletes that are never talked about on boards like this. NIL just sweetens the pot to put in the time to eventually succeed.
No more comments from me on this less I will be accused of arguing with a poster . . .
I wonder if this signing comes late due to the guy recently graduating from junior college.
6% of all college athletes make it to the next level, that is it. I read 40% of all kids entering the transfer portal do not end up going somewhere else to play. The whole point of the University is to give someone an opportunity for a prosperous education/career and become a good functional citizen. We as a society have forgotten this and the NIL and transfer portal has made the situation even worse.
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