Skull Session: NIL collectives are changing college football, Cam Heyward and Terry McLaurin are media darlings, E.J. Liddell talks his first purchase with NBA money, and more.
I hope you all enjoyed your 4/20. Now welcome to your next favorite holiday – national random drug test day!E.J. Liddell's just a few weeks away from adding a zero to two to the end of his bank account balance .he's a pretty simple man with even simpler taste.I’m going to be smart with my money. I’m not a big spender. I’m not a materialistic type of guy, but I’m for-sure going to get a dog wherever I end up. I’m going to make sure I take care of my family.
“This is the hierarchy,” said attorney Mike Caspino, who has represented dozens of recruits in their dealings with collectives and executed the contracts The Athletic reviewed. “Five-star quarterbacks: They’re getting $2 million a year. The next-most sought after players are D-linemen, edge rushers; they’re getting seven figures. The next is a stud offensive lineman with quick feet — they’re in the high six figures. Everyone else is a hodgepodge, but in the six-figure range.
Just imagine how this is going to go when some booster drops $6 million on a kid that can't even earn a starting job. Or they shell out tens of millions for a roster that still suffers an inexplicable regular season loss to Vanderbilt, because shit happens in college football.
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