First of all, he's going to be a lottery pick, so I'm not worried about any second year problems.
Also, if a kid's handler is looking to get paid that badly in year two, why wouldn't he just push the kid pro? And on what planet does a booster, for a John Calipari coached team no less, need to make payments to a handler?
Not to mention the fact that it would be idiotic to start paying a kid who has not only already committed, but has played for a season and will most definitely be gone after his second one. Who in the world would start paying someone's handler their sophomore season?
The thing I've noticed the most about Memphis, their fans, players from there, residents of the city, etc. is that damn near every one of you guys thinks they have the inside scoop on everything. There isn't a more self-important city of people in America. Only city in the world where just being from there means you know everything about anything that goes on within its borders.
Also, if a kid's handler is looking to get paid that badly in year two, why wouldn't he just push the kid pro? And on what planet does a booster, for a John Calipari coached team no less, need to make payments to a handler?
Not to mention the fact that it would be idiotic to start paying a kid who has not only already committed, but has played for a season and will most definitely be gone after his second one. Who in the world would start paying someone's handler their sophomore season?
The thing I've noticed the most about Memphis, their fans, players from there, residents of the city, etc. is that damn near every one of you guys thinks they have the inside scoop on everything. There isn't a more self-important city of people in America. Only city in the world where just being from there means you know everything about anything that goes on within its borders.