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Sure they can. by PeteatND

They’ll just have to expect to get their asses kicked on the field by SEC behemoths laden with fully-endorsed 5 star talent. ND was already struggling to land top talent; I can’t imagine how bad it’ll get if their top boosters don’t get on board with the new system.

We’d better start by making absolutely sure Kyle Hamilton gets a solid deal before the year is out. Otherwise Sonny Styles is going to have a lot of birdies on his shoulder asking him what he might be missing out on.

People want players to have a chance to market themselves. What they’re going to get is just one more escalation of the arms race.