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Agreed, but then it's not "an NIL issue," it's a culture issue. Now do kids overlook culture for the payday? Absolutely. I guess a lot depends what your personal financial situation looks like. An extra 10k, in this example, is still a lot of money. A lot of people stay in bad jobs and companies...

100% agree. And that last part is the point I was getting at. How many of these guys think they're going to make more than $20k and get $10k? They let their pride take over instead of thinking logically. That's where an agent and/or parent has to be the adult in the room and take emotion out of...

Sure, but in the end a lot of these kids—and apparently their agents—have absolutely no clue what they can actually get on the market. There's a reason a lot of these guys are still out there after bouncing. Would guess most get even less than they thought they'd get from their old school.

Wait, dude had issue with NIL and thought his best way to resolve that was possibly UF? The school begging for money for NIL?