BigOrangeCrush32
Why, You're no Daisy at all...
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Kind of what I'm thinking. Nico's path to maximizing his pay is to return to Tennessee. He'll have to become an expert at apologizing to do that.There is still one way Nico could turn this around. He could make a public statement that he made a mistake and is severing all tie with his family as far as business or representation goes, ask to be allowed to return at his original salary, and most importantly, ask his teammates to forgive him.
I don’t expect it to happen; but it is the one way he could salvage his reputation.
I usually don’t feel this way, but I would like us t lay against him in a game someday and make him understand the mistake he made. Beat his team to a pulp on the score board. I don’t want to injure him physically, but I do want him to suffer emotionally. Give the worm what he has earned.I'm definitely NOT going to wish a bad future to a kid whose brain isn't even fully developed yet just because he has made a bad decision, unfortunately influenced by greedy leeches.
He's a kid. He has been pumped up and spoiled and brainwashed by others into thinking he is the best thing to come along in college football EVER, and not taught the importance of keeping promises and contracts. The adults in his life have obviously been failing him for a long time, and here's where we are now.
UT is bowing out of that drama, and that's good for the program. Hopefully Nico will learn some important lessons and not have ruined his life. None of us adults should want the kid's life ruined over this. That would be FAR worse than anything he or his family has ever done.
We'll have a great quarterback next season, and a more mature locker room because of this. GO VOLS!