I think it’s telling.Interesting to note Kaelin will be involved as well.
I’m not sure that it’s a great sales pitch to say “Once you’ve decided to leave, we’re going to do our best to keep making you money.” That sounds more like the slogan of a divorce lawyer.I think it’s telling.
Once upon a time, transferring was considered disloyal, especially for an in-state kid. But in the culture Rhule has created, ‘once you’re family, you’re always family.’
When a kid signs with Nebraska, Mom and Pop trust he’ll help their kid develop, get paid, and have an opportunity for some serious NIL bucks, here or elsewhere. In this new age of CFB, that’s a pretty compelling sales pitch.
You'd be surprised. It's a cutthroat CFB world we live in today.I’m not sure that it’s a great sales pitch to say “Once you’ve decided to leave, we’re going to do our best to keep making you money.” .