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just a doctor who hates the SEC and their propaganda. https://t.co/VfreEWi4Hq

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eSECpn@eSECpn·
Insider Report: Alabama NIL is so broke that players have resorted to illegal activities to make up for the lack of funds. This in comparison to Georgia football using DoorDash to make extra income. The SEC is down bad.
Yahoo Sports@YahooSports

Alabama junior guard Aden Holloway was allegedly arrested Monday after authorities found over a pound of marijuana during a narcotics search at a Tuscaloosa residence, per multiple reports. Holloway's availability for the Tide's 1st round NCAA Tournament game vs. Hofstra on Friday in unknown.

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eSECpn@eSECpn·
@secnumbersguy 1,154 days since the SEC has played for a national championship
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Most players won’t get to the NFL. So your solution is giving them no money. Got it. Playing football is what gives these kids opportunities to go to college. I am all for people valuing their education, but they aren’t becoming doctors/lawyers/engineers while having to balance college and football. What I am for is capitalism and people getting paid what they deserve for the work they do. Life lessons are great. They don’t pay bills. What you want is Georgia and Alabama to pay players under the table so you can finally have post season success after 1200 days of nothing. if you were a team was winning, you wouldn’t have this lame duck take.
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The Bulldawg Report@ReportBulldawg·
They can help their parents later if they make it to the NFL. Listen to Cam Newton. He has talked about how the more people a player supports financially once he gets paid, the faster that money disappears. Professional athletes going broke isn’t a hypothetical problem—we’ve seen it happen many times. Money like that isn’t eternal. The faster you spend it, the faster it’s gone. Right now, the message being sent to a lot of these players is to think only about the present. But that mindset is exactly what gets athletes into trouble financially. Four million dollars over a four-year college career might sound like life-changing money, but it isn’t enough to retire on—especially if there is no NFL career afterward and you’re also paying other people’s bills. Yet people act like giving that level of money to a 17- or 18-year-old automatically solves everything. History tells us that’s not necessarily true. We already have countless examples of NFL players making far more than that and still ending up broke. That’s why Nick Saban has argued that setting a player up for his long-term future matters more than setting him up financially for just a few years. The goal shouldn’t just be short-term money. The goal should be preparing these players for the rest of their lives.
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The Bulldawg Report@ReportBulldawg·
Imagine being a weirdo hiding behind a mask, saying disingenuous things on YouTube... What rent? Most players live on campus. Projecting adult problems on college kids isn't making any kind of point. There is 0 reason a 17-18-year-old kid needs $4m to play college QB.
eSECpn@eSECpn

@CBSNews What would you rather have? $3 million or dinner with Nick Saban

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eSECpn@eSECpn·
Laziest bullshit take I’ve ever seen in my life. If Nick Saban could go back to the pre-NIL era, he would and he would still be coaching. Everyone who wants government intervention on NIL always says ”players should get paid”, bc they know the alternative is unpopular. #eSECpn
The Millers’ Edge@TheMillersEdge

Amazing how people keep misinterpreting Coach Saban here. He not once said players shouldn’t be paid. In fact, he supports it. His point was about creating structure with things like revenue sharing, authentic NIL opportunities, and clear guidelines to bring some order to the current chaos of pay-for-play via collectives, excessive transferring, and eligibility abuse. Which, to an extent, has diminished the value of education and ironically created even more disparity because there is no real structure or cap, something every professional league operates under. Coach Saban is a 7-time national championship-winning head coach who is now happily retired. If you think for a second his intentions are anything other than trying to help improve the landscape of college athletics, you are sadly mistaken.

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eSECpn@eSECpn·
@ReportBulldawg is an upset hillbilly because his dog shit football team can’t make it out of the first round and players are getting paid what they deserve. Cope and seethe, retard #eSECpn
The Bulldawg Report@ReportBulldawg

Imagine being a weirdo hiding behind a mask, saying disingenuous things on YouTube... What rent? Most players live on campus. Projecting adult problems on college kids isn't making any kind of point. There is 0 reason a 17-18-year-old kid needs $4m to play college QB.

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eSECpn@eSECpn·
??? Players need as much money as they can obtain because most of them won’t have an NFL careers. I would argue they would benefit from teaching them how to invest and set themselves up. My point in all of this is we do need structure and regulations in CFB but to try to present it as “players getting paid and transferring = bad” is simpleton argument.
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The Bulldawg Report
The Bulldawg Report@ReportBulldawg·
@eSECpn @CBSNews Because you need $100k-$1m to pay your bills. This sentiment is disenginous. Not to mention, giving 17-18 year olds that much cash, I'm sure they'll be responsible and set themselves up for life.
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CBS News@CBSNews·
College football's most decorated head coach Nick Saban spoke at the White House on Friday at a college sports roundtable hosted by President Trump. Saban called on lawmakers to fix issues he has seen at the collegiate level, where Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals have turned the focus away from education. "How much does anybody talk about getting an education anymore? Nobody talks about it at all, which is the most important thing any of these student athletes can do in terms of enhancing their future."
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@CFBNerds The funny thing is Texas Tech has now leveled the playing field and it could be a perennial power. Would you have considered Indiana a little guy? Cash and the fair market are the great equalizers of CFB
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eSECpn@eSECpn·
Take all the talent from the top 10 teams and leave the teams where they are. What do you think the crowds will look like? The irony in your post is you were literally describing the NFL. Look at the crowds for Florida and Indiana before they were winning. Having a good team is what brings in revenue aside from media rights
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Cyclones@clonesrising·
@eSECpn Where is the value? I tell you what. Take every player from the top 10 teams next year and go start your own league and play round robin. I'm sure the crowds will be booming with all that player value.. oh it won't. Odd. Is that because the value has always been in the college?
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eSECpn@eSECpn·
This is objectively the worst thing to happen to college football. These people are all 60 plus years old. If it's left up to them, college players will be getting paid in peanuts. What's more important? Going to class to get a useless communications degree or $3 million.
CBS News@CBSNews

College football's most decorated head coach Nick Saban spoke at the White House on Friday at a college sports roundtable hosted by President Trump. Saban called on lawmakers to fix issues he has seen at the collegiate level, where Name, Image, and Likeness (NIL) deals have turned the focus away from education. "How much does anybody talk about getting an education anymore? Nobody talks about it at all, which is the most important thing any of these student athletes can do in terms of enhancing their future."

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Jordan Simpson@JayySimp·
@eSECpn @MiamiCanes1971 You are aware 90%+ of NCAA athletes will never see NIL money, right dipshit? Beyond that many that earn, aren’t getting millions. Not life changing money at all. Bro wasting time on an “eSECpn” yt page when yo dumbass could be learning to plumb or something. 😂🫵🏼
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eSECpn@eSECpn·
I disagree, average salary of college graduate in the US is $60,000. These are graduates who went to college, because they are academically inclined for the most part. College athletes go to college because they are athletes. I think the money made in NIL is life-changing. The student athletes who want to pursue an education can still do so regardless of the NIL Monday.
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Snap To Tipoff@snap2tipoff·
@eSECpn 99 percent of college players won’t make a career in the NFL. Sure a degree may be useless for like 30 bonafide nfl players across the country every year, but not for everyone else. Though it is ironic that Saban is saying this of all people
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eSECpn@eSECpn·
The guy made $120 million while his players made nothing. I’m not arguing that there aren’t problems in college football, I just don’t think the problems are because players are getting paid. There is effectively no governing body in college football. Irregardless of my hatred for the SEC, the Trinidad Chambliss situation, proved that the NCAA is effectively powerless.
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Ice Devil of Carlsbad@IceDevilCA·
@eSECpn I'm with you 100%. Saban's words would probably move me to tears if he was an unpaid volunteer coach. But he made millions year after year and got pissed off when the players started asking for their fair share. F that guy.
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eSECpn@eSECpn·
@CBSNews What would you rather have? $3 million or dinner with Nick Saban
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Probably my most controversial, unpopular opinion yet But hear me out…
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