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Can Walk-ons get NIL money?

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Absolutely!  Our newest DL commit/Coleman #3 is likely to have something in place already and is a great example.

28 minutes ago, syracusehorn said:

I think our kicker, Bert Auburn, is proof of concept. 

Auburn NIL is worth more than a full scholarship 

Excellent question and answers.
 

How about this, “Under the new rule of schools paying their athletes, do walk-ons receive a share?” 

3 hours ago, Adam Lane said:

Absolutely!  Our newest DL commit/Coleman #3 is likely to have something in place already and is a great example.

Right,  the Colemans get the right person/agent on their side and the "triplets" will do just fine.  

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9 hours ago, syracusehorn said:

I think our kicker, Bert Auburn, is proof of concept. 

Yes, I forgot about his deal. 

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16 hours ago, Adam Lane said:

Absolutely!  Our newest DL commit/Coleman #3 is likely to have something in place already and is a great example.

The kid is going to be good. As Coach Shipley says so often, the young man will have a chip on his shoulder. 

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