re: Official 2022 Football Recruiting Thread

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Stewart just committed

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oMg nOoNe wiL pLaY 4 jUmbO n0W :(((

I'm thinking when your last two commits are number 2 and 3 in nation its probably a good thing, whoop.

most surprising recruiting victory of my life

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Doesn't matter. All momentum down the toilet with another LSU loss. Adios Perkins, Mathews, etc ...

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You are kidding about Denver Harris, right? And WTF? I think Bobby Taylor may be the best recruiter for A&M. I mean, damn ... he and Stewart engineered this so that even the staff was surprised?

Maybe this is a dumb question but when it comes to NIL can pretty much anybody who isn't employed by the school sponsor an athlete?

Could you theoretically go onto TexAgs and crowdsource the funding to start "sponsoring" players?

And if we can do this, should we find a player each year to be tArk spokesperson? Somebody like the backup kicker or something like that?

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We might still finish pretty high

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Nailed it

If Harris stays in state he is ours. Think it is Bama though.

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Could you theoretically go onto TexAgs and crowdsource the funding to start "sponsoring" players?

And if we can do this, should we find a player each year to be tArk spokesperson? Somebody like the backup kicker or something like that?

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im pretty sure surly does this. ill pitch in 5 bucks

My understanding is that there has to be services/work rendered by the players in order for payments to be legal. This can't be a Big Red Motors type of deal. For example, you can hire a player to be a speaker at an event, meet and greet your clients, or pitch your products/services on their social media.

You can't just give out money. The player has to do something in return. If you're serious about sponsoring players, you should contact the university's compliance department and they'll either give you the green light or put you in the right course.