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23. Has the makings of a great D- line class

 

Imperative IMO, if UF is able to compete for titles.
My early impression is the staff is following the same formula they had at Louisiana, build the lines, run the rock, dominate the line of scrimmage.

I think the question is the ability to bring in the offensive difference makers at the skill positions.

This will not be an SOS fun and gun type team, IMO

 

If they can build lines on both sides and establish a good running game, Napier can open it up so much easier.

 

It means benefits that pay for education-related expenses, that's all. The current NIL deals obviously go way beyond that. The ruling really was very narrow.

 

Wow, if that's the case, then this whole thing is one huge over-reaction. Guys are getting over a million dollars to go to Jackson State. Don't think education-related expenses there are quite that steep.

 

I found this article to be pretty easy-to-digest: What Does Supreme Court Ruling Mean for College Athlete Compensation?

 

“Just win baby.”

 

It said schools cannot limit.

 

Only applies to "education-related benefits", it has nothing to do with NIL at all.

 

Tennessee losses their top ranked coach (Kodi Burns) to the NFL and UM hires former Appalachian St coach Frank Ponce as QB coach.

 

According to Blake Alderman top 100 for the 2023 class QB Vizzina feeling like a priority UF target.

 

sorry, just seeing your post. i see a really good athlete. he's going to have to reform his body alot tho.

if i had to bet my life on it, i would say he only becomes an average contributor, not a star player. but obviously i hope im wrong.

 

top 300 player out of atlanta

 

I read that and am not sure what it means legally. Maybe Nil is “ an education related benefit” and the schools cannot limit that.

 

More instate talent at skill positions than in recent years. Let’s see what happens when these kids meet Katie Turner.

 

ROFL!!

 

Love it!

 

This guy is an Ohio State commit, right?

 

Huge need