Lawsuit to allow top high school WR to get NIL money

[quantumleap]

The lawsuit says he thinks he's worth $100,000. Where would his high school even get that money? Gate receipts?

The big thing with colleges is the advertising revenue and attendance. High schools don't have much of either.

 

[Archie]

give it a few years. some sperm in my balls will be getting NIL deals

 

[MinnesotaFats]

The lawsuit says he thinks he's worth $100,000. Where would his high school even get that money? Gate receipts?

The big thing with colleges is the advertising revenue and attendance. High schools don't have much of either.

Who says it has to be his high school? Any school w an open enrollment can buy him

 

[Archie]

The lawsuit says he thinks he's worth $100,000. Where would his high school even get that money? Gate receipts?

The big thing with colleges is the advertising revenue and attendance. High schools don't have much of either.

NIL money doesn't come from the school

 

[Archie]

maybe he could get some of that big Jewish cracker NIL $

does he wear a yarmulke?

 

[MinnesotaFats]

Get some of this kosher wine $$

Yes, MD 20/20 is Jewish wine.

 

[ktollinche]

None of these kids could manage money heck 25-year-old educated people have a hard time. Can you imagine kids that’s why they’re all broke.

Spending all the money and going broke is not such a bad thing.

We have all done it a few times. And we bounced back!!!

 

[Tanko]

The lawsuit says he thinks he's worth $100,000. Where would his high school even get that money? Gate receipts?

The big thing with colleges is the advertising revenue and attendance. High schools don't have much of either.

Didn't they mention some stuff like "trading cards"????
Who in the hell is buying HS player trading cards and at the level to make $100k????


Seriously, how would a HS kid get that kind of NIL money? From where?
He would have to be the Tom Brady of HS football to attract some business wanting to use him in ads. This kid is a wideout. That's not a high profile postion like QB or RB. I don't get this.