‘26 QB Dereon Coleman commits to Miami

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This is actually a good idea. Very common in pro soccer, they send youngsters out on “loan” to mid-level clubs so they can see the field.

I don’t really have an understanding of how that would work legally. But my gut says that if a kid agrees to terms with a collective -which is technically not affiliated with a school - you could pull it off.
There are DII and lower level DI programs that are recrutiing and selling the opportunity to come and play right away, which in turn would allow them to increase their NIL value and transfer. It’s a smart sell even if you only have the player for 2-3 years.
 
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Vernell Brown and Larry Miles are an impressive WR duo​

Jones quarterback Dereon Coleman (Miami commit) completed passes to just two receivers on Friday, but it was more than enough to keep the sticks moving. Brown (Florida commit) and Miles, a junior with several Power Four offers, consistently got open and made plays. Coleman's best pass of the night actually might have been an incompletion. Late in the first half, Coleman uncorked a deep ball for Brown that about 6 inches too long. Coleman's pass traveled 60 yards in the air – from the Jones 25 to the Lake Wales 6 – and Brown was able to get behind the secondary despite being double-teamed and having a third Highlander defensive back come over in support.

 
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There are DII and lower level DI programs that are recrutiing and selling the opportunity to come and play right away, which in turn would allow them to increase their NIL value and transfer. It’s a smart sell even if you only have the player for 2-3 years.

Good points. Lower level schools will become what JUCO football has been doing for the sport.
This is the model I would implement at an HBCU school.
In the long run, I wonder what this will do to juco sports.
 
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There are DII and lower level DI programs that are recrutiing and selling the opportunity to come and play right away, which in turn would allow them to increase their NIL value and transfer. It’s a smart sell even if you only have the player for 2-3 years.
Very smart move, any non blue chip QB should absolutely take that route. They would have so much more leverage than coming out of high school.
 
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This kid has it. Will be very hard to keep him off the field if Dawson is still our OC or we find another air-raid type as OC.
 
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