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TheOriginalCane said:
No problem, sir, I'm probably just a little tired and annoyed at QueJay using that term "owner" all the time. Nothing personal.
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I didn't take it personally. I appreciated you taking the time to explain to everyone what he really meant when he claimed to be an "owner". It makes it a lot funnier for anyone that really thought he owned the CFAs.
 
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supacane said:
Then you have man throwing out numbers, of which i have no knowledge, they seen the Basketball player get 400k and just slap that on to Jackson. And then the last one is to attack the player and claim they are not good enough.
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For MONTHS we didn't hear a peep about Trevonte Citizen, outside of "Mario offered him a starting job".

Suddenly, they have a brand new (fake) NIL number to blame it on? A number that is strikingly similar to what we are paying (individually) to 40% of our 2022-23 starting basketball team?

Hilarious.

I finally figured out what the opposite of a Gaytor Bumpz is...it's the sudden tear-down of a once-coveted recruit after he picks another school, where you talk about how bad he was at his old school, stats are crap, was gonna be third-string depth at best, afraid of competition, wasn't worth the money, he eats soup with a fork, his farts smell like death, he wasn't an academic fit, etc. etc. etc.
 
Tad Footeball said:
He owns a Chuck-fil-a. It's just a BBQ grill in the bed of a pickup truck at the far end of a Winn Dixie parking lot where he grills up expired ground chuck. He clears about $80 on a good day if it doesn't rain and when he properly calculates the meat to bun ratio.
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All meat, no bun. Keeps costs down and it's all the locals really want anyway.
 
RVACane said:
Bro one thing’s for certain… Aside from being very bright… you’re a helluva typist. The amount of words you can get down without errors in a short period of time is astounding to me.
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he's been doing it for as long as I can remember..I actually think he now has arthritis in all of his fingers from all the typing over the years and now has a full time asst. that types all of his stuff off of a voice recorder... :ROFLMAO:
 
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ItsACanesThing7 said:
Where does Napier need to finish in recruiting for you to realize he's not gonna succeed?
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****, @flagator86 is one of the realistic and rational ones.

"Stars don't matter" has most of their fanbase shook.

With all the crap that the Gaytor fans talk about "bump class", you'd have to think that anything outside the Top 10 will be crushing to them and SOME Gaytor fans will call for Gaypier's head. BUT, since they are already making pre-emptive excuses, I'd say that if they fall outside the Top 20, A LOT of Gaytor fans will be screaming for Gaypier to be fired, even if he wins 9 games.
 
No_Fly_Zone said:
All meat, no bun. Keeps costs down and it's all the locals really want anyway.
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And then run for the water…
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Tad Footeball said:
The thing that's comical about UiF "logic" isn't only their predictably lazy default to "Miami overpaid" but that they're so delusional that they think they somehow as a "poor" get to be the arbiters of fair market value.

There ain't no salary cap and they obviously have no idea how deep our (Life)wallet is or any other school's NIL war chest is for that matter.

The only arbiters of "overpayment" are those that know how much money a program has to allocate overall and what share they just gave a kid. Otherwise it's basically like the Pittsburgh Pirates yelling that the Los Angeles Dodgers "overpaid" for a player.
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It's so funny that you mention the Pittsburgh Pirates, that's exactly the team that I thought of yesterday when I was thinking about market value and the willingness to spend to it.

Baseball has a LUXURY TAX. The teams that spend a lot have to pay it, and the money goes to the poors. And some of them (the Pirates) don't even bother to spend that money on the roster.

So, yeah, why should I be concerned that a bunch of arrogant Gaytors are snorting at what Darrell Jackson is "worth" in their view. Doesn't matter. We have him now, they don't.

Maybe we can settle this question in 2024.
 
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TheOriginalCane said:
It's so funny that you mention the Pittsburgh Pirates, that's exactly the team that I thought of yesterday when I was thinking about market value and the willingness to spend to it.

Baseball has a LUXURY TAX. The teams that spend a lot have to pay it, and the money goes to the poors. And some of them (the Pirates) don't even bother to spend that money on the roster.

So, yeah, why should I be concerned that a bunch of arrogant Gaytors are snorting at what Darrell Jackson is "worth" in their view. Doesn't matter. We have him now, they don't.

Maybe we can settle this question in 2024.
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Exactly. OT but the reason I made the reference too is because I'm a long-suffering Pirates fan. Funny you mention the luxury tax because it recently came out (I think via a local newspaper up there) that the Pirates entire season expenditures are covered by ticket sales and concessions alone. So that luxury tax money, the revenue sharing, the tv money, etc all goes into the pocket of the hillbilly billionaire from West Virginia that owns the team.

But I digress. Back to the sweet sweet tears of the hillbilly poors of UiF!
 
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Tad Footeball said:
The thing that's comical about UiF "logic" isn't only their predictably lazy default to "Miami overpaid" but that they're so delusional that they think they somehow as a "poor" get to be the arbiters of fair market value.

There ain't no salary cap and they obviously have no idea how deep our (Life)wallet is or any other school's NIL war chest is for that matter.

The only arbiters of "overpayment" are those that know how much money a program has to allocate overall and what share they just gave a kid. Otherwise it's basically like the Pittsburgh Pirates yelling that the Los Angeles Dodgers "overpaid" for a player.
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I might think some rich guy overpaid for his Ferrari but who gives a **** what I think?
 
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