I still disagree but that’s ok. Networking, skills, career path

Apr 21, 2024
11:32:05pm

palangi Truly Addicted User

I still disagree but that’s ok. Networking, skills, career path > short term $$$

now with college I agree. Go to college to increase your network, skills, future earning potential.

Taking biggest NIL bag for 1 year is very shortsighted.

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Nil is most important thing going forward. As much as I love byu

cougarfann888

Apr 21, 11:23pm

I disagree. Making decisions based off money is a dangerous way to start your

palangi

Apr 21, 11:27pm

Making decisions based on money is half of what being an adult is about

cougarfann888

Apr 21, 11:29pm

I still disagree but that’s ok. Networking, skills, career path > short term $$$

palangi

Apr 21, 11:32pm

I agree with you, palangi. I also would add that learning the value

BYUJoJo

Apr 21, 11:52pm

Go ahead and throw the BYU network out the window

DreamerCoug

Apr 21, 11:29pm

It might be a slightly different for guys who transfer but I think

cougarfann888

Apr 21, 11:30pm

Exactly! Kenny Powers or Kenny Loggins?? You choose Ritchie

Forbidden Fruit

Apr 21, 11:31pm

To BYU's advantage? With buku NIL bucks, perhaps now can attract top players that might have otherwise not looked twice.

roseyscenario

Apr 21, 11:30pm

To some extent yes. But teams that care more about

cougarfann888

Apr 21, 11:33pm

Some things don’t have a price. The BYU experience is one of those things for

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