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So, what happens if no one picks up a player? They’re SOL? They can go somewhere with no deal as a walk on? PWould they come back to tOSU asking for less?
So, what happens if no one picks up a player? They’re SOL? They can go somewhere with no deal as a walk on? Would they come back to tOSU asking for less?
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At this point coaches need to play every player in every game possible and just start exhausting their eligibility. No more allowing redshirts unless there is a contract to star an extra year.
I wonder if the clause in Demond's recent NIL contract is true, that Washington gets to select the price of the buyout and that it is not explicitly stated. I'd think that was the work around by Washington, or at least the attempt to, get him to stay while still having an 'out' to appease the Supreme Court ruling.
I like it….this kid can make people miss while still getting downhill fast. Adds an element we’ve missed for a while now. A physical WR looking to fight for every yard he can when the ball is in his hands. Prob not the best route runner, but in space, he’s dangerous.
I think it’s an interesting play…..I like it in theory based on how teams play Jeremiah.
