Find one news story about UGA offering a recruit a million dollars. Heck, even 100K.

We simply haven't done it up until now. UGA makes sure all their players (including walk-ons) get a small NIL amount (5 figures, enough so walk ons essentially get a scholarship). But big NIL deals come from either performance or some other marketable quantity (Tate Ratledge got a NIL deal because of his mullet for example, while Brock Vandagriff got one due to his beard).

Big NIL deals go to those who develop their name/image/likeness through success on the field.

That is what the NCAA wanted to happen. UGA was doing what the NCAA said they should.

Now they'll start bidding for recruits. It will only make their recruiting get better.

Don't get mad just because you couldn't catch UGA even when you were paying recruits to come to your school and UGA wasn't.

Now we'll be bidding on those players too as well as selling them on playing for national championships as opposed to whatever non-financial incentive Tennessee tries to use to sell recruits.

This post was edited on 2/27/24 at 12:09 pm

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Posted by robvols

Member since Jan 2024

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Posted on 2/27/24 at 12:58 pm to DawginSC

You are full of it!

You know no media outlet is going to publish anything negative about Georgia.

Everybody knows that Mophead took the same exact playbook over to Georgia and applied the same principles that Saban taught him when it came to attracting highly rated elite prospects.

Then where did Texas get the idea of giving elite recruits a brand new white pick-up truck?

The same place where Mophead got the idea.

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