Change plans...perhaps he'll be in Boulder this weekend.
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'23 TNFR WR Tyrone Broden Jr. (Verbal to Arkansas)
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Those that Instagram better get on his Instagram to Instagram we want him in Boulder
In fairness, that speculation is happening every time a kid takes his time deciding or doesn't commit to a school after a visit. It's become the thing fans say as a defense mechanism when someone doesn't immediately jump at an offer from their school or ultimately picks some place else.
And they are all looking for bag. NIL and optimizing your NFL future aren’t mutually exclusive. Nobody needs to sacrifice their rewards in the present in order to get to the league. Sure it may be Small compared to the big payoff, but having some cash while on campus is enticing.
Exactly. "OMG! Can you believe this mercenary went to Miami over Pitt?!?! He loved our coaches and we've been winning more than them the past few years! Heard they offered 100k more!" Uhhh. Ok.
Yep. That's basically the go to on twitter when a kid picks CU over another power 5.
I’ve visited the campuses at the University of Miami in Coral Gables and the University of Pittsburgh.
So how does this work? NIL money and deals come from the community? Obviously it's not supposed to be from the school itself. I'm new to this. I remember the days when it was all boosters under the table.
NuggNinja
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It works differently in different places. Texas Tech (I believe) as alumni/boosters set up a fund that guarantees all players get a certain amount. Other schools have boosters just paying them directly for the NIL even if they aren’t really doing much for them.
And some have brand deals from companies that have no association to their universities. For example, Tom Brady’s clothing company had Shadeur as model/brand ambassador when he was at Jackson State which will probably continue at CU.
Hopefully that's a good sign for Weaver