New ESPN article Kamario

dawgstudent

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Some of the people referred to in the article who think Mississippi State is poor and has no money for NIL post on this message board.
Hell - some of the people quoted in this article post on this message board as well.

What an article. What a line "I mean, this is the green grass.." How can you not root for Kamario? That article got my *** pumped up. I'm changing my prediction.
 

FlotownDawg

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The Charlie Winfield section just another reminder of how slow of a start we got off to on the NIL front. Thank gosh he cared enough to get us going, who knows where we’d be without him.
Also shows how inept John Cohen was at fundraising and being out in front on the NIL landscape. Auburn hiring Cohen was the second best thing that ever happened to our athletic department, the first being Foglesong firing Larry Templeton.
 

CochiseCowbell

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Hell - some of the people quoted in this article post on this message board as well.

What an article. What a line "I mean, this is the green grass.." How can you not root for Kamario? That article got my *** pumped up. I'm changing my prediction.

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I'm with you in your sentiment, but Austin Golding said the part you quoted not Kamario.
 

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Also shows how inept John Cohen was at fundraising and being out in front on the NIL landscape. Auburn hiring Cohen was the second best thing that ever happened to our athletic department, the first being Foglesong firing Larry Templeton.
And Cohen said one reason he was leaving was State couldn't raise NIL money. Wasn't that his job???
 

L4Dawg

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Also shows how inept John Cohen was at fundraising and being out in front on the NIL landscape. Auburn hiring Cohen was the second best thing that ever happened to our athletic department, the first being Foglesong firing Larry Templeton.
Auburn relieving us of Cohen came at a more critical time. We were about to be buried beyond return. It was bigger than LT being fired.
 
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Chesusdog

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The Charlie Winfield section just another reminder of how slow of a start we got off to on the NIL front. Thank gosh he cared enough to get us going, who knows where we’d be without him.

It makes you wonder, if Charlie doesn't step up and get the ball rolling on our collective, how bad would things be now? Someone else would have eventually, probably, but we'd be years away from an SEC win.
 
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It makes you wonder, if Charlie doesn't step up and get the ball rolling on our collective, how bad would things be now? Someone else would have eventually, probably, but we'd be years away from an SEC win.
In hindsight 2022 was one of the most significant calendar years in our history on several fronts. Good and bad.
 

MagnoliaHunter

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nicky satan admitted that he cheats in the article. He said that he would be trying to get Kamario to go into the portal. Contacting someone before they announce that they are in the portal is tampering. I know that the rules don't aply to bummer but now they are advertising it.
 

MagnoliaHunter

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Now I have to go find
head crash GIF by AFV Epic Fails
a wall to run through.
 
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