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Right. UF has been 3rd in this recruitment for a while now

 

Mario is a former player. He understands the hate just like Kirby does.

 

They have a ton of mo right now. It helps that they were already on a bunch of those kids while at Oregon.

 

Gators class is 83% from the state of Florida. Only TTU has more (top 50) 87% with 23 comitts.

 

This is crazy.

 

Surprised?

 

What is frustration of purpose? What does that mean?

 

When I walk into a room and can’t remember why. Very frustrating.

 

Or... the player gets frustrated when he's told he'll get whatever small amount of money, if any, they want to pay him... because it's not a real contract.

 

Players who transfer to schools who play straight with the rules are so going to have the crooked collectives over the barrel when these contracts get disputed. Collective employees won't be able to protect the collective. This should be fun in a couple of years.

 

18 year olds negotiating with billionaires, corporate lawyers while mom and dad sip the koolaid. What could go wrong for the kids? Lol

 

Kind of…but he never played a single game vs UF in his career so far different from Kirby.

 

Yep, posted this yesterday. I love it for the kid. Now if somebody can actually pay him instead of all this "intern" gigs.

 

Not sure I've ever heard the term "cleaning up" and the word "Miami" in the same sentence.

 

My 4 and 3 year old were climbing over me when I was trying to spell they’re

 

Ooookay. Thanks for sharing.

 

That really seems to be the normal path for coaching careers. All, or most, start out working/learning for free or for very little, and it takes schooling and like 10 years or more until they start making good money in that competitive field. That's why I don't see the comparison the media and some others make between coach's salaries and incoming HS recruits.

Doesn't mean some coach's salaries shouldn't be criticized, along with some who hire them and especially NCAA execs getting paid to ruin the sport.