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Number1CanesFan said:
IMG Academy operates as a separate business. However IMG Academy and the Legacy Hotel at IMG Academy are owned by the parent company IMG Endeavor and it's profits are on the IMG Endeavor books. IMG Academy is a subsidiary business of IMG Endeavor.
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IMG Academy Successfully Pivots Even As Parent Company Endeavor Struggles

IMG Academy has found success during the pandemic by pivoting, introducing virtual camps and hosting massive events like the WNBA's season.
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Seperate owners entirely. That's the way it's been explained to me for years now because it's illegal for an agency to own and operate a school. The only thing shared is the title. Maybe I'm somehow wrong. But Nancy explained it to me that way because originally her and I had discussed a grassroots project where we'd tie in to the school youth football, highschool & a training facility for football,baseball,volleyball & basketball. The end projection was to be able to tie in every stage of their development until they reached professional sports and culminate the relationship by signing them to the agency. She ran it by her lawyers and said they couldn't legally do that because of the youth projects. Before I'm told what a scumbag I am by taking advantage of those relationships I'll clarify it wasn't my idea. It was hers and an investors. I was simply going to be one of the faces to it. Also img endeavors has quite the portfolio. The agency only being one of them. I guess in that sense it is essentially the same face but an entirely seperate company. In the sense of diageo liquors owns a good chunk of the liquor brands on the market, but they are essentially ran as seperate entities with their own boards etc. My parent company (Sony) owns our catalogue (rca/Columbia) but they are all seperate brands. You get the gist.
 
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aleahy said:
Rivals has him 19 overall currently.
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Which is a five star, regardless if they have given them all out yet. We can ***** about ratings, but using Mauigoa as the example is just ludicrous. He is the #9 player in the composite, he is not underrated or getting snubbed. We aren’t talking about Jayden Wayne here, that registers.
 
bobbydigius said:
Which is a five star, regardless if they have given them all out yet. We can ***** about ratings, but using Mauigoa as the example is just ludicrous. He is the #9 player in the composite, he is not underrated or getting snubbed. We aren’t talking about Jayden Wayne here, that registers.
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Rivals dropped him 2 spots to 21 overall and took his 4th star away coincidentally after he committed to us. I know where he's at on the composite, I was just making reference to what Rivals did for some reason.
 
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Ghandi said:
That’s a strong kid man.

He slapped that right shoulder, shortened the D-End’s step then hit him with the right hand to the chest completely slowing down his momentum.

That’s well coached, but that’s also physical talent you can’t really teach a kid.
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Thanks for this explanation. For most of us, all we can see is that the d-lineman didn't get past Francis. I appreciate the nuance on the position play.
 
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Brooklyndee said:
Seperate owners entirely. That's the way it's been explained to me for years now because it's illegal for an agency to own and operate a school. The only thing shared is the title. Maybe I'm somehow wrong. But Nancy explained it to me that way because originally her and I had discussed a grassroots project where we'd tie in to the school youth football, highschool & a training facility for football,baseball,volleyball & basketball. The end projection was to be able to tie in every stage of their development until they reached professional sports and culminate the relationship by signing them to the agency. She ran it by her lawyers and said they couldn't legally do that because of the youth projects. Before I'm told what a scumbag I am by taking advantage of those relationships I'll clarify it wasn't my idea. It was hers and an investors. I was simply going to be one of the faces to it. Also img endeavors has quite the portfolio. The agency only being one of them. I guess in that sense it is essentially the same face but an entirely seperate company. In the sense of diageo liquors owns a good chunk of the liquor brands on the market, but they are essentially ran as seperate entities with their own boards etc. My parent company (Sony) owns our catalogue (rca/Columbia) but they are all seperate brands. You get the gist.
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I have NO vested interest in any of this. IMG Endeavor had filed to go public as in publically traded company before the pandemic set them back going further into dept. It is clearly stated that IMG Academy is an asset of the parent company. They're not the parent company unless they own a majority stake in the other company according to the article. Otherwise, they would not call them the parent company.

Here's other supporting information.
www.heraldtribune.com

Owner of IMG Academy files for stock offering

Endeavor Group Holdings could raise more than $700 million.
www.heraldtribune.com

So, IMG Endeavor owns a minimum of 51% of IMG Academy. It's not clear whether they own 100%.

Let's just leave it at that.
 
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LuCane said:
I wouldn't compare Riley Williams to anyone right now. Kid looks like he's still 15 years old (and, despite the athleticism, appears to have some baby fat). I think of this in a positive way. Whatever he becomes, I think it's a reasonable guess to say it'll be wildly different once he goes through the next 18 months of physical and mental development.
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I’ve been Riley’s Holistic Dietitian/Nutritionist for the past 16 months. Like most young men his age, he will definitely benefit from physical and mental development. However, he doesn’t have a lot of baby fat if any. His body fat ratio is monitored and kept within a specific range. His diet and what he puts in his body is specifically designed based on a holistic approach. This approach is the future for high end athletes.

Because of his diet, where I think Riley will benefit the most is in IMG’s and Miami’s S&C program. He’ll gain quality lean muscle in a very short period of time. His diet won’t change once he’s officially in their S&C programs. What he’ll have is more options to add to what he’s already exposed to.

My avatar is a herb I give my clients like Riley. It looks like Turmeric, but it isn’t. They are cousins, but that herb is native to Indonesia and it’s more potent than Turmeric. The three main benefits of this herb as it pertains to young athletes like Riley is that it increases their appetite drastically and quickly. Naturally makes them hungry af.

Secondly, it clears their bowels consistently which allows them to better absorb all the necessary nutrients and vitamins they are putting in their bodies. For example, training table, shakes, smoothies, supplements and yes those infamous “SEC ****tails”.

Lastly and like Turmeric, it’s great for sore muscles and DRASTICALLY reduces inflammation, but at an accelerated level compared to regular Turmeric. Curcumin is what makes Turmeric so healthy. Turmeric is roughly 49% Curcumin. The herb in my avatar is roughly 71% Curcumin.
 
HOLISTIC CANE said:
I’ve been Riley’s Holistic Dietitian/Nutritionist for the past 16 months. Like most young men his age, he will definitely benefit from physical and mental development. However, he doesn’t have a lot of baby fat if any. His body fat ratio is monitored and kept within a specific range. His diet and what he puts in his body is specifically designed based on a holistic approach. This approach is the future for high end athletes.

Because of his diet, where I think Riley will benefit the most is in IMG’s and Miami’s S&C program. He’ll gain quality lean muscle in a very short period of time. His diet won’t change once he’s officially in their S&C programs. What he’ll have is more options to add to what he’s already exposed to.

My avatar is a herb I give my clients like Riley. It looks like Turmeric, but it isn’t. They are cousins, but that herb is native to Indonesia and it’s more potent than Turmeric. The three main benefits of this herb as it pertains to young athletes like Riley is that it increases their appetite drastically and quickly. Naturally makes them hungry af.

Secondly, it clears their bowels consistently which allows them to better absorb all the necessary nutrients and vitamins they are putting in their bodies. For example, training table, shakes, smoothies, supplements and yes those infamous “SEC ****tails”.

Lastly and like Turmeric, it’s great for sore muscles and DRASTICALLY reduces inflammation, but at an accelerated level compared to regular Turmeric. Curcumin is what makes Turmeric so healthy. Turmeric is roughly 49% Curcumin. The herb in my avatar is roughly 71% Curcumin.
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Great stuff. Have heard great things about curcumin. I occasionally listen to Dr Rhonda Patrick and she is always talking about it.

Going back to your mystery herb - what is it?
 
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