Another scenario is that he is torn between his relationship with Beck and the commitment he made and very recent opportunity to play at homeIf he wanted to sign with SU, he would have signed with SU. If he wanted to sign with SC, he would have signed with SC.
I assume he is merely sitting back and letting the bidding war run to conclusion. Yeah, SC is his lifelong favorite, yeah, SU has been there for him through sickness and health. But to quote the late prophet Michael Corleone “it’s not personal. it’s strictly business.” He holds all the cards, it is most certainly a tough decision, and in the end some school is going to buy his services. Given the fact that he has not already signed with SU after many months of being 100% committed followed by increasingly lower percentages of commitment, I’m not hopeful. Also, given that the SEC has a head start of many decades in its expertise in buying players, we are neophytes by comparison.
Then again, given what the new era of what recruiting, the portal, etc has become, I don’t hold my breath over any of it. The kid that the coach debases himself for and the fans work themselves into coronaries over can never arrive in the first place or he can leave early. it Is no longer a program, it’s “who shows up this year.”
This is my perception too, wants to play for SC but feels obligated to SU.Another scenario is that he is torn between his relationship with Beck and the commitment he made and very recent opportunity to play at home
I want him here, but he should feel no obligation to anyone. It’s a dog eat dog world out there.This is my perception too, wants to play for SC but feels obligated to SU.
Not gonna lie, NIL money (or sign on money I should say) combined with the power of compound interest given his age is a potential fortune. Like NFL fortune if invested wisely and not touched for 40 years.I want him here, but he should feel no obligation to anyone. It’s a dog eat dog world out there.
Sure, that is the obvious scenario but I also don’t believe that either school is going to sit back and allow it to be solely about that. They are going to throw significant resources into getting him.Another scenario is that he is torn between his relationship with Beck and the commitment he made and very recent opportunity to play at home
Good use of quotes for allegedly. No bigger dirt bag businessman in Syracuse than him. First hand knowledge.Your familiar with shirt worlds history right and the enormous thread about them on the bball board? I mean the owner hasn't donated a dime to the university in decades and he "allegedly" pulls bait and switches with his clothing offers. There's a better chance of Schiano donating to the NIL fund or setting up a deal with Sellers.
I think it's the opposite, wants to play for Beck/Babers and SU but feels incredible pressure and obligation to stay home.This is my perception too, wants to play for SC but feels obligated to SU.
That’s absolutely fair as well, good point.I think it's the opposite, wants to play for Beck/Babers and SU but feels incredible pressure and obligation to stay home.
Sorry. Can someone remind me what time the announcement is tomorrow?
I just have trouble seeing a young kid getting an auditorium full of SC fans together so he can tell them he’s going to Syracuse. Slim and none and slim just left town and I’m one of the more optimistic ones on the board, having said that I don’t think it’s devastating news at all .
That's why I asked the question I did a page back. I don't see him gathering the student body together to tell them he's headed north. I too had remained optimistic for as long as I could, but that scenario I just can't buy.I just have trouble seeing a young kid getting an auditorium full of SC fans together so he can tell them he’s going to Syracuse. Slim and none and slim just left town and I’m one of the more optimistic ones on the board, having said that I don’t think it’s devastating news at all .
That's why I asked the question I did a page back. I don't see him gathering the student body together to tell them he's headed north. I too had remained optimistic for as long as I could, but that scenario I just can't buy.
Let's say he does commit to SC. His game certainly seems to fit what we do better than what they do, and they already have QBs that fit their system better. What are we setting the O/U on how long it takes them to try to convince him to make a pos. change?
Maybe the majority of kids are Clemson fans?I just have trouble seeing a young kid getting an auditorium full of SC fans together so he can tell them he’s going to Syracuse. Slim and none and slim just left town and I’m one of the more optimistic ones on the board, having said that I don’t think it’s devastating news at all .
It would be dwarfed by the money gained by potentially moving up, say 15 spots in the draft because you played in a system that was a perfect fit and you rocked it. Not to mention if you porta because it wasn't working, you likely defer NFL earnings for another year.Not gonna lie, NIL money (or sign on money I should say) combined with the power of compound interest given his age is a potential fortune. Like NFL fortune if invested wisely and not touched for 40 years.
I think the one million guy has to be a five star, Sellers is 4 star. We already have one of those as our backup.Wouldn't he be the $1,000,000 guy? Could/ would SC offer more? Beck and $1,000,000. Fight me.
$1 million will never attract a true five star football prospect, especially to SyracuseI think the one million guy has to be a five star, Sellers is 4 star. We already have one of those as our backup.
Jack any new text updates you are at liberty to share?