He was born in 2003 so will have 2 years of eligibility remaining next season6'11, 250, 22 years old with 4 years eligibility?
lmao sign me up
good enough for me!He was born in 2003 so will have 2 years of eligibility remaining next season
UConn is reportedly one of the HM programs
UConn is reportedly one of the HM programs
Translated:
There's talk of two million-a-season offers from UConn and Texas Tech for Brice Dessert. But the Strasbourg center, who will only be able to play one season, isn't guaranteed to land in the NCAA.
Translated:
There's talk of two million-a-season offers from UConn and Texas Tech for Brice Dessert. But the Strasbourg center, who will only be able to play one season, isn't guaranteed to land in the NCAA.
Possible sweet pick up.
Translated:
There's talk of two million-a-season offers from UConn and Texas Tech for Brice Dessert. But the Strasbourg center, who will only be able to play one season, isn't guaranteed to land in the NCAA.
They are not allowed to earn active work compensation in America on a student F1 visa. They can earn passive (percentage of jersey sales, etc.) NIL and they can earn their compensation while in other countries that allow it, among other "hacks."I thought foreign players are not allowed to get NIL? Has that changed?
UConn is reportedly one of the HM programs