re: Denver Harris is getting $400k NIL deal at Texas A&M

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Did he? No NIL laws were in place prior to July 2021 and nor was the new NCAA policy on NIL. So anything like that would have meant Young and Alabama would have been in violation of NCAA rules when Young enrolled in January 2020. Also still illegal when Young took his first snap vs Missouri in September 2020.

My guess is you're just repeat shite someone said with 0 real information or proof.

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Sports Illustrated

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Sophomore quarterback Bryce Young, Alabama's presumptive starter in 2021, is yet to start a game of college football. But he's already earned close to $1 million in off-field endorsement deals.
Via NIL legislation, Young has approached seven figures before taking an official snap as the Crimson Tide's starting signal caller.
"Our quarterback has approached ungodly numbers, and he hasn't even played yet," Saban said at the Texas High School Coaches Association convention, according to 247Sports. "If I told you what it is ... it's almost seven figures."
Young signed with CAA following the passing of NIL legislation, and being that it's one of the top agencies in the country, he's been assisted in efforts to capitalize on the recently-granted opportunity given to NCAA student-athletes.

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if you're talking about my use of "taking a snap", what he did in 2020 wasn't even worth mentioning. He got a million dollar deal based on being at Bama and what he did in high school.