OT: College Football 2024🏈🏟

[minerfan_14]

And even then, the contracts need to be drawn up by real sports agents, and not an ambulance chasing lawyer that is a friend of the program. Just ask LSU what happens when you don't put a retirement clause in the multimillion dollar NIL contract with top QB recruit.

 

[Minerinciter]

 

[KaneFan29]

$3,000 a month isn’t “fair” apparently.

 

[Minerinciter]

 

[minerfan_14]

 

[minerfan_14]

“A player signed a contract with an agent with the language that the representative would receive 30 percent of the player’s earnings until he was 30. Thirty percent, even if the player didn’t play football and became a banker, or teacher. Most agents these days in pro sports make five percent of their client’s contract, if that.”

https://amp.star-telegram.com/sports/spt-columns-blogs/mac-engel/article293014259.html

 

[axingfools1]

Sounds like it was Marion that made the 100k offer.

 

[Minerinciter]

 

[develman]

$3,000 a month isn’t “fair” apparently.

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Not when you thought you were getting 100K.

 

[Minerinciter]

 

[utep2step]

 

[Minerinciter]

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[Minerinciter]