Re: Bryant Wesco signs with Drew Rosenhaus' NIL outfit

Good for him as he now has an agent that can help generate additional NIL deals for him over his career here. Clemson has one of the top branding production facilities in the country, thanks largely to Dabo's vision and proactive take when NIL first came to light. Between the power of the paw, our outstanding national image, and access to our established branding resources, Clemson is a very attractive location for agents like this to have clients based.

The Drew Rosenhaus's of the world aren't getting rich off of NIL / booster cuts for a few years here and there - they make their bank off of legit marketing deals and pro contracts up ahead, a 'stable of stars' in their portfolio. You can rest assured that if Drew or any other agent were to engage in free agent style activity with our players then they would be barred from campus and enter persona non grata territory within the entire athletics program. We are not a program that you want to be shut out from for life if you're in that field.

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Jan 31, 2024, 10:58 AM

had to adjust to NIL also. They have been clear and restating from the start that pay for play is not legal. Enforcement is now catching up. There are a # of ongoing investigations already made public. The FSU investigation didn’t take long to render a punishment. They lost real schollies. Based on reports they may not have changed their practices - NCAA always punches a lot harder on repeats for the same thing and also while on probation. UT may be the first school to find out. NCAA is able to investigate a lot quicker now which does 2 things 1) schools lose the argument that guys are no longer there so why punish them 2) transfer rules that these players/courts insist on will make it easy for the NCAA to say - hey, these individuals can go somewhere else tomorrow so we’re not really punishing the innocent player. Also the NCAA is starting to hand down heavy fines. UT was hit with $8mil alone. This is only going to increase the amount of investigators and speed on enforcement. Schools like UT, FSU, Miami, TAM, UF and others are about to find out. Teams like Michigan who are on probation for other things better not be playing the pay for pay game or they will be considered a repeat offender. Will they be banned from post-season?? Probably not - CFP is technically not the NCAA so that is a little fuzzy. Other sports will probably get bans. Football - thinking massive fines, and scholarship reductions double and triple what we have seen in the past. Other measures as well. Coaching bans if they are found to be involved. Practice, recruiting limitations, booster disassociation. All this will come quicker than the football schools splitting from the NCAA and will come quicker than the athletes becoming employees - both of which likely happens by 2030 IMO. The timetable for NCAA penalties - already starting to see them. I bet 80% of the teams I mentioned will be on probation within a year - probably before next season starts. For some it will be the 2nd whammy and it’s going to be fun to watch them have to swallow it and also have to change their ways.

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Bryant Wesco signs with Drew Rosenhaus' NIL outfit

Re: Get Your Cameras Ready........He Gone.***

You are probably right - maybe we can get 1 glimpse of him wearing The Paw at

This doesn't necessarily mean he's gone

drew rosenhaus though... he's gonna require big money for his clients.. CFB is

Re: drew rosenhaus though... he's gonna require big money for his clients.. CFB is

He doesn't have to require it from the school...

Re: He doesn't have to require it from the school...

Gone to the End Zone maybe.

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