top NIL earners

Visited Boston last April, first time there. Really enjoyed it. Had a great lunch at a place called Neptune Oyster, great Lobster roll and as you might assume Oysters. Took the tour of Fenway and saw some other cool stuff. What I didn’t see was homeless on the streets. We were there on a weekend and were out pretty late. Surprised me , After visiting Philly and DC where you have to step over the homeless sleeping on the sidewalk. Not to mention NYC. Where do they store the homeless in Boston, if not in the downtown area? If you know or have an opinion. Their absence was noticeable.

If you recall, You gave me some great dining ideas for DC which the family and I really enjoyed, thanks again.

solid post

played nine-pin, but never candle-pin

think I should

when you get the chance

wander down to Cape Cod which kinda starts at Mashpee for me

if you have the time or choose to fly in

Provincetown is it's own thing

kinda like Key West of the Great White North

or take the ferry to Edgartown

where old money is everywhere

then there is Nantucket

you can avoid the tourists if you need to

enjoy and best of luck

my pleasure @BigBallss

glad I could help

family is everything

thanks for the tip about Neptune Oyster

I love lobster rolls

especially Connecticut style with just some melted butter and maybe some chives

let me get this straight

A guaranteed win in the SEC for most teams costs about $1mm per game?

(Austin Peay or Vandy)

A guaranteed win against a near peer in the SEC about $3.2mm per year?

(Bryce Young over A&M, Arky, Ol Miss, and Auburn)

$3.2mm/4 = $800k per near peer win

A guaranteed undefeated season in the SEC is about $10-12mm per year?

(Kirby Smart over South Carolina, Mizzu, Auburn, Vandy, FL, Tenn, Miss St, KY and LSU) $12mm/9 = $1.3mm per win

did I get that right?

If I spend $300k per game more than 'bama I win?

the bean counters are running the SEC?

something tells me that there is nothing new under the sun

Your point is worthless...a Heisman alone is worth more than 15x then the $3.2M Bryce is getting...so all those assumptions you are making makes you look like an ass as the old saying goes...and I do believe Bryce played more then one season.....same with Caleb....he more then paid back that NIL money with the Trophy alone...

I haven't vbeen keeping score here. But is the $3.2 million Young is getting or got for 1 year or for his career? Curious about Caleb too.

Next year? Started three days ago.

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USC quarterback Caleb Williams, the Heisman Trophy frontrunner, partnered with CELSIUS, a leading global fitness drink.

Doesn't he already have a sports drink deal? The one where he's hydrated? Throwing footballs all over the field?

Yes, this is a new deal.