If you were a young kid you’d turn down $4 million dollars?

Oct 25, 2024
11:26:15am

k-ace All-American

So other young kids could have that money?

I’d bet a lot of money that if you were actually in his shoes you would not do that.

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If I'm Dybansta, I'm waiting until the April/May signing period

SV72 Sale

11:12am

The benefit to committing sooner is you have it in your rear view and you can focus on other things

Indy Coug

11:13am

(and you probably get some sort of signing bonus)

HarlemCoug

11:14am

Right, but he is on record saying he'd like to win a natty in college

SV72 Sale

11:18am

If that's the case, then he should drop BYU like a lead balloon

Indy Coug

11:18am

You never know, wouldn't be surprised to see BYU with a deep run this season

SV72 Sale

11:21am

I'm just saying, that he has visited other programs who are more ready to win a natty this year

Indy Coug

11:22am

yes...getting other recruits to join you

vabeachcoug

11:15am

Not sure I can relate. The only time I had an offer worth taking I jumped on it

JAGA97

11:15am

If I’m him I commit today and tell them I don’t need NIL and they should spend

DieHarder

11:15am

Right. Improving AJ's goodness brand, sponsorship options, and longer term opportunity to serve humanity.

roseyscenario

11:19am

If you were a young kid you’d turn down $4 million dollars?

k-ace

11:26am

Yes. People move on because of the uncertainty. Coaches need commitments.

OmahaThunderCoug

11:27am

He could certainly get away with it, but he'd have to sacrifice either $$ or situation. He can't wait that long and

CalGTR

11:33am

Commiting early anchors the recruiting class. He can now be involved in

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