BTW, did the RB ever find a new school?
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Originally posted by Turbonium View Post
Life isn't fair. That's just how the world works. Talent goes where it will be best compensated.
I see this on several other message boards.
Even the FCS schools are pissed that the power 5 schools are now coming for their star players when 10 years ago the FCS schools were waiting like vultures to pluck up any unhappy kids that werent getting the playing time.
In all scenarios past, present, and future the D1 school is going to win out for kids that are going to start and like all past scenarios everyone else gets the borderline 2nd stringers and below from the scrap heap.
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Originally posted by Buffalo/Islander Alum View PostBack on topic. My legitimate question is will this kid be good enough to start for WV or will be just in a rotation and just proud to say he suited up for a power 5 school?
Honestly, I do not know what WVU has. So my comment is all speculation based on this young man's talent displayed in the LSC.
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Originally posted by Buffalo/Islander Alum View PostBack on topic. My legitimate question is will this kid be good enough to start for WV or will be just in a rotation and just proud to say he suited up for a power 5 school?
He has done well and developed over the last few years at ASU.
Again, while I hate to see them go, I cannot begrudge them leveraging their talents to try to move up, just like a coach would do. They owe it to themselves to see how high they can fly.
It's official now: https://wvusports.com/news/2023/5/24/football-announces-wide-receiver-addition.aspx
Last edited by texcap; 05-24-2023, 12:36 PM.
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Originally posted by texcap View Post
Noah has already played in the FBS, not Power 5 like WVU, but still FBS football at Bowling Green.
He has done well and developed over the last few years at ASU.
Again, while I hate to see them go, I cannot begrudge them leveraging their talents to try to move up, just like a coach would do. They owe it to themselves to see how high they can fly.
It's official now: https://wvusports.com/news/2023/5/24/football-announces-wide-receiver-addition.aspx
When you are fans of the larger power 5 schools you rarely have to worry about elite impact starters leaving.
Small school fans have to get used to only seeing a decent/elite player for one year.
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I think the portal a real problem for schools like ENMU. the schools that have a formula winning. ENMU is to recruit high school NM/West Texas kids redshirt them (play with 4-5 year seniors) and sprinkle in some studs. i.e. Kamal cass/Paul terry. those studs are key to there success. now those kids will be gone after good year. I think its going really tough for these programs that don't have the dollars, facilities or town to recruit to. it will be next to impossible to build a program.
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Originally posted by Buffalo/Islander Alum View Post
I completely get it.
When you are fans of the larger power 5 schools you rarely have to worry about elite impact starters leaving.
Small school fans have to get used to only seeing a decent/elite player for one year.
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Originally posted by Buffalo/Islander Alum View Post
I completely get it.
When you are fans of the larger power 5 schools you rarely have to worry about elite impact starters leaving.
Small school fans have to get used to only seeing a decent/elite player for one year.
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Originally posted by AngeloFan View PostIt is all about NIL There is now a bidding war for top athletes in FBS. Players will go where a school can project the most NIL money. A lot of schools like UT, TT and others are projecting $25,000 for every player on the roster.
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Originally posted by SPWOU View PostHow dare players be allowed to go where the free market dictates, insanity!
Kids coming out of high school should be prepared to live up to their contract. Coaches, too. Kids can still get their NIL money. Free market still exists for kids before they commit to a school. Say you're being recruited by Texas and Texas A&M, you can negotiate NIL from each school's supporters. Salary, bonuses, performance bonuses, etc etc. It'll all be negotiated and signed up before they sign their college contract. Once signed to a school, it's binding to both parties. The rules are all up front.
The No 1 HS QB in the country will still make his millions. But once he signs with LSU he is under contract for the life of his college playing career. And LSU can't get rid of him. If he doesn't like it at LSU, tough sh!t. Don't sign the contract. Or sit out a year and go play elsewhere. As per the contract.Last edited by BuffaloChip; 05-28-2023, 06:33 AM.
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