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I mean, it kind of has. You are fully right that their is gray area that we will see overtime how that works, But Mizzou has a strong chance of landing 2 in state five stars, both guys who early on looked like they would go out of state. Not saying it’s the laws effect, but Missouri as a state embracing NIL for the big name guys in the Missouri metro areas is starting to pay off. Time will tell how much the law aides that, but it doesn’t seem to be pointless or a nothing burger yet.

The idea of the law isn’t checks. Missouri NIL focus has definitely been more built on endorsements for its top in state guys, so this law helps bolster that. A guy like Luther Burden has a ton of endorsements in St. Louis, so this law is aimed at increasing that path for top Missouri guys that traditionally leave the state in recent years.

I live in St. Louis and the Law is in essence a circumvention of the traditional signing. While they cannot sign a binding NLI, you can sign a financial aid agreement with a university starting August 1st of your final academic year. It is a commitment to receive financial aid at a university, but not binding in the same manner as an NLI. So, the law in essence lets any in state player that has a financial aid agreement completed with an in state school start receiving financial gain from NIL opportunities. It doesn’t violate the NIL rules because it’s technically an agreement with the academic institution rather than a commitment to the athletic program.

Or we recruited players for a 4-3 and have a ton of DE and DT who would be wasted in a 3-4 scheme

That’s cute you think Kirby got any of them fired.

He was a prototypical 3-4 NT. Switch to 4-3 he just didn’t fit the scheme well. Sucks to lose him, but it makes since why he is looking for a better fit.

You’re right. Totally missed the word other.

Trust me I get it, but still has to be enough for even a quick thought. At the end of the day, he has to look out for him, and I wish him well every game not against LSU.

Looks like Malcome Greene May flip to Clemson. Is that a surprise or part of the expected finish? Curious if anyone in the know could shed some light.

I think the record thing was in his head, just because there were a few plays where he typically keeps it for 10+ yards, but decided to pass it into tight windows.