DR to UGA soon?
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I’m getting the impression that some of our board members don’t know or remember what 17-18 year old kids are like. They don’t always practice good etiquette or make wise decisions. I have no doubt that Dylan and his peers were discussing other options while at NU but I’m doubting that he was aggressively recruiting for Georgia in Lincoln.
And that may be true, I don’t know… were most of the recruits from the west? If so, this could be a possibility.
Georgia fans are like the Beverly Hillbillies. Suddenly rich, but still hillbillies.
And I agree and did think about that as well. Teenagers aren’t always known for clear thinking. This just seems a bit over the top to me.
I agree in part - it wasn’t a premeditated decision - but he got carried away and was talking up ie recruiting for Georgia far more than our staff was comfortable with and as a result decided it would be best if he didn’t attend the spring game
if Rhule told the #1 overall recruit to hit the bricks because he was being a douche my already stratospheric respect for him would blast into the Andromeda galaxy
So a qb from Phoenix met up with a WR from St. Louis... in Lincoln Nebraska? For convenience? Who else was part of this group?
And a nephew purposely screwed over his uncle? Knowing that his uncle already wasn't exactly loved by NU fans?
And this crazy scheme was concocted to try and get recruits to visit Georgia? Who just won back to back titles?
I tell my kids all the time to think if something makes sense before believing if it's true.....
And a nephew purposely screwed over his uncle? Knowing that his uncle already wasn't exactly loved by NU fans?
And this crazy scheme was concocted to try and get recruits to visit Georgia? Who just won back to back titles?
I tell my kids all the time to think if something makes sense before believing if it's true.....
Time to put the tin foil hat back on.. protect ya from all those Chemtrails and what not
I dont thik NIL has much to do with his decision. He’s loaded. He’s getting nil anywhere. A few hundred thou doesnt matter to him, he’s already a millionaire for life.
Contrary to popular belief, UGA is not backing up the NIL truck for Dylan. Far from it actually.
No one is saying he's screwed anyone over. If anything he's created extra exposure for the Huskers.
When you on top you have bragging rights. Nebraska fans seen certain if he commits to UGA he will transfer within 2 years because he isn't starting. Who's to say if he commits to NU he won't transfer out after a couple of 5 win seasons and being sacked 60 times?
You do realize that almost all inside info on boards like this are posted without a source, right? Most people can't name their source. If they did, they wouldn't be a source much longer. Not saying the OP is right or wrong with his info, but to say anything without a source is a troll job is just silly. That's not how any of this works.
If he is for sure going to UGA then I don't know what he is waiting on. Seems odd. What's the holdup?
Nah, you keep things cordial no matter what happened. Especially publicly. In today's transfer portal world we live in, zero reason to burn bridges. Not to mention dad's an alumn, uncle's still on staff, etc.
Pulling an offer for the #1 recruit who's a legacy and stating publicly that we did it because he was saying good things about the national champs while he was visiting? Let's just say that would not be a good look for us.
Your schedule this year makes the most cowardly cowards blush. Your coach and AD are as yellow as your slave trading sister f*cking ancestors.
Kindly piss off, backwoods inbred
Bragging on the Georgia fan board is one thing. Going onto another team’s board to brag is low class. The comparison to the Beverly Hillbillies is apt.
If he made a few innocent comments, I agree, but if he was actively recruiting against us while on a visit, that’s something else. The staff has got to have some pride and some balls. I think players and parents would respect the staff for having standards and not bowing down to a single player.
Yep I totally get that. Now it’s my turn.
You do realize most people who post inside info without a source get dragged for the info they are posting without a source, right? And I’m not saying anyone who posts something without a source is trolling. I’m saying this particular poster is trolling due to his past history of posts that have been questionable again and again.
And let me also say, I may be unfair to @Redmich calling him a troll… He may not be a troll, I don’t know for sure. But he definitely is a pot stirrer. Maybe this isn’t trolling, but just stirring the pot… or maybe he’s absolutely spot on. That’s possible too…
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adults making money
the horror
this opinion is a sad commentary (and projection) on your failure to capitalize
Anybody who thinks Georgia isn’t offering huge NIL money to Dylan is delusional. 8 M seems far out but UT snd OSU we’re offering over a M several years ago so who knows now.
And if the NIL monster goes to its logical conclusion, it's free-agency madness at the high school level.
I did not think that the NCAA and universities should have been allowed to make obscene profits off of young athletes, but you've got your head firmly planted in the dirt if you think this isn't going to get ugly real soon.
please describe, in as much detail as you can muster, the 'ugly' nightmare you are picturing
As I understand the payment side of NIL, Jimbob gets a sweet NIL at Bayou U. The NIL is paid out not in a lump sum but in payments each year. Jimbob's stock goes crazy up after a breakout year at Bayou U and is offered triple the NIL at West BumFack U so Jimbob takes his skills there for one year, does ok but based on his rep alone gets another offer from a third college for triple the NIL of WBFU and splits. Three programs, three breaks in team cohesion and a player who is now overpaid, overpriced and underwhelming.
Spare me the whole "It's what the market can bear" crap. One of the things that always separated college sports from professional sports was passion of the college fanbase. Free agency kills that and makes it no different than rooting for the Houston Oilers.....and no one ever got off doing that.
Spare me the whole "It's what the market can bear" crap. One of the things that always separated college sports from professional sports was passion of the college fanbase. Free agency kills that and makes it no different than rooting for the Houston Oilers.....and no one ever got off doing that.
And change is not always good. My guess is that the NIL three years from now will not be the NIL of today, just for the reasons I put above. I would guess if you and sat down over a beer and talked about this we'd agree more than we disagree.