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[The Last Black Man In Missouri]

New NIL deal

Arch Manning signs lucrative NIL deal as Texas Longhorn star becomes millionaire at age of just 19 - NewsBreak

TEXAS Longhorns star Arch Manning has penned an NIL deal ahead of his first season as the team's starting quarterback. The 19-year-old and nephew of NFL le

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[Veer2Eternity]

New NIL deal

Arch Manning signs lucrative NIL deal as Texas Longhorn star becomes millionaire at age of just 19 - NewsBreak

TEXAS Longhorns star Arch Manning has penned an NIL deal ahead of his first season as the team's starting quarterback. The 19-year-old and nephew of NFL le

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Texas wins NC with him at QB.

 

[Pancho and Lefty]

Has to be hard to coach these kids nowadays. Can you imagine as a QB coach in the SEC, and your 19 yr old qb is making more than you? Has to be problems with kids listening to agents and parents now more than to their coaches.

 

[cru66]

Has to be hard to coach these kids nowadays. Can you imagine as a QB coach in the SEC, and your 19 yr old qb is making more than you? Has to be problems with kids listening to agents and parents now more than to their coaches.

That 5-10 million per year contract just isn't enough for these head coaches. Alot to deal with i agree.

 

[SWMOhardwood]

Has to be hard to coach these kids nowadays. Can you imagine as a QB coach in the SEC, and your 19 yr old qb is making more than you? Has to be problems with kids listening to agents and parents now more than to their coaches.

That’s what the money is for. I think Sark is fine trying to deal with that for 10.6 million/yr, 2 luxury automobiles, UT Country Club membership, and the private jet use.

 

[blindedbythelight]

Has to be hard to coach these kids nowadays. Can you imagine as a QB coach in the SEC, and your 19 yr old qb is making more than you? Has to be problems with kids listening to agents and parents now more than to their coaches.

Since most coaches at the collegiate level probably don’t have the welfare of the athletes as their highest priority I would think the kid would be an idiot not to listen to his parents or financial adviser before a coach