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Okay, I thought they both went elsewhere. So, I get it now
Partially as someone would have to press charges in this case. Be that Tenneseee or him.Is it his decision if she is signing “financial aid” forms?
Bring the Bowls back with no NC game…..That’s what it’s all aboutWhat are the losers up to this weekend? Back to the comical "durrrr we are the last real champions" bull shit
Surprised to see a few of them actually jump in and call the OP coping BS
Yup - which means I won't be watchingI hate to say it but I think they are a Final Four team.

E Rob signed too!Blake Baker is staying as DC!
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Corey Raymond also staying on!
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holy shit, we could potentially have an offense and defense in same damn year.
Investing in Family and Future
For plenty of players, NIL money means they can finally help out their families or set themselves up for what’s next. Baylor wide receiver Josh Cameron talked about easing the financial load on his parents. Texas Tech defensive lineman Lee Hunter even bought his mom a house.
Long-Term Financial Planning
Some athletes are thinking ahead. Stanford cornerback Collin Wright put his money into index funds and ETFs. Wake Forest defensive back Nick Andersen leaned on his dad for some financial advice.
Others are just saving up for something big:
Down Payment on a House: Syracuse punter Jack Stonehouse is putting his earnings aside for a future home.
Rolex Watch: Virginia offensive lineman Noah Josey is eyeing a luxury watch—kind of a classic move to mark success, right?
Giving Back to the Community
Some athletes are using their NIL windfall to do good. Iowa State quarterback Rocco Becht donated Xboxes to a pediatric hospital. Georgia linebacker CJ Allen and Arizona safety Xavion Alford ran youth camps for kids.
Georgia Tech offensive lineman Keylan Rutledge spent some of his NIL money on his wedding, picking out rings and bands. It’s a reminder that this new era is about more than just flashy purchases—it’s about meaningful moments, too.
I think there is still a certain amount of jankyness to some of these "offers". We've read about schools already having issues with the NIL delivering on promises.
I think when we hear "some places offered twice as much" that part (not all ) of the decision is how solid is that offer. The fireworks dealer from TJ offers me twice as much as IBM to come run his business, I'm probably still taking the IBM offer if you know what I mean.

Figured Candle would be getting a better(?) job before long. I know many here mentioned him in the past for some open positions on our staff.UCONN is in midst of hiring Jason Candle from Toledo to a 6-year deal
UCONN needed to act quick before Iowa State could take another Toledo HC
My mistake. I thought you meant at tOSU.