He don't need that shit. He's already a $1.4 million man....er boy....er 17 or 18 year old...whatever those are. I'm not sure if he's being paid for what he did at Southlake Carroll (where he actually threw some passes) or what he will do in the future at Ohio State (where he hasn't thrown a single pass in a game yet).
I don't think Michigan, Michigan State, Penn State or Ohio State fans can make this joke.
Well...I think that's over 3 years. I'm assuming it's being paid out over that timeframe.
Do you think that comes with a boatload of contingencies? Or without? Don't know how these things work. How about opt outs for the sponsor? Guess I should have been paying more attention.
I'm not sure anyone really knows.
Hell, if a kid can get that kind of coin out of adults at that age, more power to 'em. The Texas Lege wouldn't let him get any while in high school so he had to bolt. I wonder how many more are going to do such? Or head off to the IMG places in state that will allow them to receive NIL money. Doesn't seem like a state with a "pro business" reputation would prohibit prevent such.
Does he keep the money when he’s playing for LSU next season?
