true. but many that are realistic re: NBA could benefit greatly

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Apr 19, 2024
8:29:39am

fulano All-American

true. but many that are realistic re: NBA could benefit greatly

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fulano

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I am always somewhat skeptical of the numbers thrown out when it comes to NIL. With that being said, I had heard a

Adrielle Board Misanthrope

Apr 19, 8:10am

hundreds of thousands in early 20's is life changing if the kid is smart

fulano

Apr 19, 8:12am

Yep. If I had a few hundred thousand dollars upon graduation, my life would be

mudpupper

Apr 19, 8:16am

Unfortunately we have substantial evidence that very few young, talented

shoganai

Apr 19, 8:20am

Yep

Adrielle

Apr 19, 8:24am

true. but many that are realistic re: NBA could benefit greatly

fulano

Apr 19, 8:29am

Hundreds of thousands is life changing for pretty much anyone outside a small

BYUheaven

Apr 19, 8:32am

Imagine buying a house cash right after college & never having a mortgage/rent

CaliWG

Apr 19, 8:43am

Totally. Can’t fault the kid at all.

ballen

Apr 19, 8:14am

Hundreds of thousands at 19-21 seems pretty life changing to me…

Whosyourdaddy

Apr 19, 8:15am

Uhh, I’m almost 40 and almost all these numbers I’m hearing would be massive

Alan Schaefer

Apr 19, 8:42am

Same. Paying off the house immediately would be nice

ballen

Apr 19, 8:46am

600k at 23 is life changing. You literally just funded a pretty nice retirement

Adwight

Apr 19, 8:42am

Just remember, when they jump that high they hit the highest tax bracket and lose close to half...

Adrielle

Apr 19, 8:49am

I struggle to see how having $300k+ in early 20s is not life changing

ballen

Apr 19, 9:14am

7+ million at 60 isn't life changing? We live in strange times indeed.

Adwight

Apr 19, 10:38am

If players keep shopping for the highest bidder every year,

BYUJoJo

Apr 19, 10:23am

If they get $300k/year, they can afford any education they want after.

Madam Pattirini

Apr 19, 10:28am

Also they come out with a degree and a great employment network. I hate what

HonestTakes

Apr 19, 11:20am

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