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USC, Baylor, Washington State and Tennessee among others. Good for him.
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Ugh. What could have been. Thanks for nothing Bohl. The offense should have been designed around him
Also , thanks for nothing Isaiah! Way to treat the school that was the only one to take a chance on you
Also , thanks for nothing Isaiah! Way to treat the school that was the only one to take a chance on you
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Thanks for nothing? How many games would we have won without him? How is this Bohl's fault? We don't have any present or future hall of fame qb's on the roster. We had enough problems completing a 5 yard out route.LanderPoke wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 7:52 am Ugh. What could have been. Thanks for nothing Bohl. The offense should have been designed around him
Also , thanks for nothing Isaiah! Way to treat the school that was the only one to take a chance on you
The kid doesn't owe us anything. He has to consider his own future. I'd say going to USC with a new coach who understands the passing game maybe a good idea. Plus, I hear they have beaches and hot girls.
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His future? Guarantee he would have been drafted had he stayed with us. We were the only school to give him a chance. He had a fantastic year and would have had more fantastic years. He used our resources, time and money. So much for loyalty and gratitude to teammates and coaches. Whatever.bladerunnr wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 10:06 amThanks for nothing? How many games would we have won without him? How is this Bohl's fault? We don't have any present or future hall of fame qb's on the roster. We had enough problems completing a 5 yard out route.LanderPoke wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 7:52 am Ugh. What could have been. Thanks for nothing Bohl. The offense should have been designed around him
Also , thanks for nothing Isaiah! Way to treat the school that was the only one to take a chance on you
The kid doesn't owe us anything. He has to consider his own future. I'd say going to USC with a new coach who understands the passing game maybe a good idea. Plus, I hear they have beaches and hot girls.
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I would have left too. I don't blame the kid for leaving. getting limited targets and overthrown half of the time.
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Limited targets? He had poop ton of targets, yards and TDs. This was his first real year too. Bet he would have had an even bigger role in the comings years tooWyoVaquero wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 12:51 pm I would have left too. I don't blame the kid for leaving. getting limited targets and overthrown half of the time.
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The blame still does not rest with the players Lander. The ability to leave a situation that you don't want to be in is fundamental. Wish them well and move on.LanderPoke wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 12:57 pmLimited targets? He had Sh#t ton of targets, yards and TDs. This was his first real year too. Bet he would have had an even bigger role in the comings years tooWyoVaquero wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 12:51 pm I would have left too. I don't blame the kid for leaving. getting limited targets and overthrown half of the time.
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Disagree.307bball wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 1:05 pmThe blame still does not rest with the players Lander. The ability to leave a situation that you don't want to be in is fundamental. Wish them well and move on.LanderPoke wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 12:57 pmLimited targets? He had Sh#t ton of targets, yards and TDs. This was his first real year too. Bet he would have had an even bigger role in the comings years tooWyoVaquero wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 12:51 pm I would have left too. I don't blame the kid for leaving. getting limited targets and overthrown half of the time.
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This is dumb to criticize Neyor. He would be crazy to turn down the NIL money he will make at another program to stay at Wyoming instead. None of us would turn down a job offer that substantially increases our pay.
If I was advising Neyor, I’d say take the money. To decline the money would be crazy.
If I was advising Neyor, I’d say take the money. To decline the money would be crazy.
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If Neyor feels more pride playing for USC and can handle less playing time and targets then good for him. That is going to be a 10 receiver depth chart to work up. I do believe NIL money is the wildcard though. Somehow there must be limits put on it so all teams can offer NIL.
Wyoming has proven it can get players to the NFL this has to be promoted to potential players. Do i believe Neyor could have made it to the NFL if he stays at Wyoming? Yes absolutely. Can he work his way up the depth chart on a P5 and still give him that opportunity? That's what will be interesting to see. Best of luck to him.... just remember hindsight is 20/20
Wyoming has proven it can get players to the NFL this has to be promoted to potential players. Do i believe Neyor could have made it to the NFL if he stays at Wyoming? Yes absolutely. Can he work his way up the depth chart on a P5 and still give him that opportunity? That's what will be interesting to see. Best of luck to him.... just remember hindsight is 20/20
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Neyor will play and start at any team in the country including Alabama. Most physically gifted receiver to ever come to Wyoming.Cornpoke wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 2:00 pm If Neyor feels more pride playing for USC and can handle less playing time and targets then good for him. That is going to be a 10 receiver depth chart to work up. I do believe NIL money is the wildcard though. Somehow there must be limits put on it so all teams can offer NIL.
Wyoming has proven it can get players to the NFL this has to be promoted to potential players. Do i believe Neyor could have made it to the NFL if he stays at Wyoming? Yes absolutely. Can he work his way up the depth chart on a P5 and still give him that opportunity? That's what will be interesting to see. Best of luck to him.... just remember hindsight is 20/20
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We've got scholarship athletes who use the same resources who don't generate a single dime of revenue for the school. Our investment in Nayor paid huge dividends. Wyoming is the geeky kid who takes the geeky girl to the 9th grade dance. She loses the braces, puts on makeup, and gets a figure. Suddenly, she's dating the captain of the basketball team. The geeky guy is still a geek. His only redeeming quality is he took her out when no one else would. She doesn't owe him any loyalty. She didn't marry him. Your argument is with the rules, not Nayor.LanderPoke wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 12:38 pmHis future? Guarantee he would have been drafted had he stayed with us. We were the only school to give him a chance. He had a fantastic year and would have had more fantastic years. He used our resources, time and money. So much for loyalty and gratitude to teammates and coaches. Whatever.bladerunnr wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 10:06 amThanks for nothing? How many games would we have won without him? How is this Bohl's fault? We don't have any present or future hall of fame qb's on the roster. We had enough problems completing a 5 yard out route.LanderPoke wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 7:52 am Ugh. What could have been. Thanks for nothing Bohl. The offense should have been designed around him
Also , thanks for nothing Isaiah! Way to treat the school that was the only one to take a chance on you
The kid doesn't owe us anything. He has to consider his own future. I'd say going to USC with a new coach who understands the passing game maybe a good idea. Plus, I hear they have beaches and hot girls.
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The above is going to continue to be the case. When a player is given the opportunity at a school that may not be a blue blood and does well at that school, in this case Wyoming, the blue bloods will poach said player.LanderPoke wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 12:38 pmHis future? Guarantee he would have been drafted had he stayed with us. We were the only school to give him a chance. He had a fantastic year and would have had more fantastic years. He used our resources, time and money. So much for loyalty and gratitude to teammates and coaches. Whatever.bladerunnr wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 10:06 amThanks for nothing? How many games would we have won without him? How is this Bohl's fault? We don't have any present or future hall of fame qb's on the roster. We had enough problems completing a 5 yard out route.LanderPoke wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 7:52 am Ugh. What could have been. Thanks for nothing Bohl. The offense should have been designed around him
Also , thanks for nothing Isaiah! Way to treat the school that was the only one to take a chance on you
The kid doesn't owe us anything. He has to consider his own future. I'd say going to USC with a new coach who understands the passing game maybe a good idea. Plus, I hear they have beaches and hot girls.
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Don’t care. Screw him and all those that leave that are starters and are successful here
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Williams, Weber and Jones are the ones that irk me. They would be starters at Wyoming and won’t be getting any significant NIL money anywhere and may not even end up as a starter in their new programs.LanderPoke wrote: ↑Sat Dec 25, 2021 12:24 pm Don’t care. Screw him and all those that leave that are starters and are successful here
Neyor probably made the right call from a financial perspective and a NIL perspective . I will never fault someone for leaving a job for a pay raise. We would almost all make the same decision on a similar circumstance.
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Dude, he just did the good ol' American "f-word you, pay me!" Nothing wrong with it. I have to laugh at the ideology that says, "Everything should be based on the free market...No, not like that!"LanderPoke wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 12:38 pmHis future? Guarantee he would have been drafted had he stayed with us. We were the only school to give him a chance. He had a fantastic year and would have had more fantastic years. He used our resources, time and money. So much for loyalty and gratitude to teammates and coaches. Whatever.bladerunnr wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 10:06 amThanks for nothing? How many games would we have won without him? How is this Bohl's fault? We don't have any present or future hall of fame qb's on the roster. We had enough problems completing a 5 yard out route.LanderPoke wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 7:52 am Ugh. What could have been. Thanks for nothing Bohl. The offense should have been designed around him
Also , thanks for nothing Isaiah! Way to treat the school that was the only one to take a chance on you
The kid doesn't owe us anything. He has to consider his own future. I'd say going to USC with a new coach who understands the passing game maybe a good idea. Plus, I hear they have beaches and hot girls.
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Still don’t care. Screw himBrew_Poke wrote: ↑Sun Dec 26, 2021 1:36 pmDude, he just did the good ol' American "[#]f##k you, pay me!" Nothing wrong with it. I have to laugh at the ideology that says, "Everything should be based on the free market...No, not like that!"LanderPoke wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 12:38 pmHis future? Guarantee he would have been drafted had he stayed with us. We were the only school to give him a chance. He had a fantastic year and would have had more fantastic years. He used our resources, time and money. So much for loyalty and gratitude to teammates and coaches. Whatever.bladerunnr wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 10:06 amThanks for nothing? How many games would we have won without him? How is this Bohl's fault? We don't have any present or future hall of fame qb's on the roster. We had enough problems completing a 5 yard out route.LanderPoke wrote: ↑Fri Dec 24, 2021 7:52 am Ugh. What could have been. Thanks for nothing Bohl. The offense should have been designed around him
Also , thanks for nothing Isaiah! Way to treat the school that was the only one to take a chance on you
The kid doesn't owe us anything. He has to consider his own future. I'd say going to USC with a new coach who understands the passing game maybe a good idea. Plus, I hear they have beaches and hot girls.
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Add Virginia Tech, Ole Miss, TCU, Houston
Neyor might lead the country in offers to a player in the transfer portal.
Neyor might lead the country in offers to a player in the transfer portal.
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Add the Texas Longhorns to Neyor’s offers. I’m betting he ends up a Texas Longhorn.