Quinn Ewers transfers to Texas
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And this is why the nil deals for high school players will slow down
The tweet I linked to was from a reporter who covers Ohio State. It said: "Can confirm through multiple sources that Quinn Ewers had NIL provisions requiring him to start a certain number of games next season, and he asked for a guarantee that would happen. Obviously that was a nonstarter with the reigning Big Ten Offensive Player of the Year returning."
It turns out there were performance-related clauses in early drafts of his NIL deal, but the final version he signed did not (and apparently could not) include any. So this reporter jumped the gun a bit by tweeting some inaccurate info, deleted the tweet, and clarified. Here are some related tweets if you want to read more.
Wish they would throw it my way
Without looking it up, I recall there being something about being able to have representation now. I'm not sure if it's an agent in the way we've traditionally thought of it vs. a lawyer or whatever.
Getting NFL talent at Alabama isn’t rocket science, and before he ran the spread he produced mediocrity at that position. And none of three QB’s will still have their jobs in four years. It’s really not that hot of a take. He’s a GM, not a QB whisperer.
Mac Jones won’t have his job in 4 years? That is a bold take.
I'll agree before he went to the spread, the QB talent was average. Tua probably won't start in your timeline (though I think the injury is the biggest reason for that), Hurts is TBD, and I'll be shocked if Mac Jones isn't starting in 4 years.
SIAP, Tech will be a player for Ewers:
footballscoop.com
Sources: Zach Kittley the leading candidate for Texas Tech offensive coordinator job
Kittley, 30, is a Red Raider legacy, a student of Kliff Kingsbury, and could quickly become one of the most important figures in Red Raider football history.
footballscoop.com
This is why they hired their coach; stud recruiter apparently. We'll see if it pays dividends.SIAP, Tech will be a player for Ewers:
Sources: Zach Kittley the leading candidate for Texas Tech offensive coordinator job
Kittley, 30, is a Red Raider legacy, a student of Kliff Kingsbury, and could quickly become one of the most important figures in Red Raider football history.
Well, if you think you can play in the NFL it would be smart to actually play some games eventually
If it were me, the move would be to go unseat Spencer Sanders at OSU, which can’t be much further away from Austin as Lubbock, if at all.
