I'm at the point where Dante can take flying leap at a rolling donut on a gravel road.With ND contemplating joining the B1G, can we use some of that extra 75 mil a year from the TV contract to spice up our NIL package to him? Kinda kidding... Not really though.
I'm confused why people keep posting messages assuming he might still come to ND. Dante is definitely not coming to ND. That ship has sailed. It's sad that so many fans actually still think this.I don't care where the kid ends up to be fair.
End of the day kid is gonna do what he believes is best for he and his family.
If he decides that's at ND sweet Go Irish.
Otherwise
Train keeps a rollin all night long.
And yet we all still come to this thread every time it's on the front page. It's the ND fan equivalent of an old person who checks the weather forecast everyday. Stranger things have happened. I still give ND an arbitrary 10% chance. " So you're saying there's a chance!" Can this thread be renamed to the Dante Moore Saga?I'm confused why people keep posting messages assuming he might still come to ND. Dante is definitely not coming to ND. That ship has sailed. It's sad that so many fans actually still think this.
I think the reason people still think there’s a chance is because every other option seems to have moved on in some fashion. Where is left? It’s us or Oregon.I'm confused why people keep posting messages assuming he might still come to ND. Dante is definitely not coming to ND. That ship has sailed. It's sad that so many fans actually still think this.
This is where I choose to leave it. I think everything else at this point is speculation, projection and or horse shit.Dante seems like a very nice kid and a great student. I have nothing bad to say about him.
Or NIL money passed to CJ?The only reason that anyone holds out any hope was the “news” that Dante supposedly said if he had to do it over, he would’ve just chose ND. The assumption is that the relationship is too fractured to get there, but who knows.
Agreed. I was going to throw that in there, but eventually chose not to. Even if they weren’t passed on to CJ, people who were potentially willing to put up big NIL money for Dante originally, may have lost some enthusiasm in the process. Those big NIL opportunities may not be there anymore.Or NIL money passed to CJ?
You don’t turn down a 5* QB because of the money. FUND would pay both.Or NIL money passed to CJ?
Or Dad's already got his welcome pack for his new job (its got a lovely 'Just do it' mug, heaps of highlighters and a big Swoosh mouse-pad) and onboarding starts next Monday...Or NIL money passed to CJ?
He'll get fired a week after the kid signs.Or Dad's already got his welcome pack for his new job (its got a lovely 'Just do it' mug, heaps of highlighters and a big Swoosh mouse-pad) and onboarding starts next Monday...
The kid obviously takes this stuff seriously. Maybe too seriously, tbh.There has to be a reason he hasn't pulled the trigger on Oregon. He's still questioning his life decisions.
Bingo. No coaching staff in their right mind would do this, especially THIS one. I just don't see it being the case.You don’t turn down a 5* QB because of the money. FUND would pay both.
So ND offered over a mill and Oregon simply paid more. Choosing simply over highest bidder is a bad choice. A mill + ND degree + a team full of dudes. I mean Nike is fine and whatever but I’d never leave my job in Michigan to work at Nike. I’m rooted, my family is here, and unless the yearly income was absurdly high, what’s the point. Even then I’d say nah and stay put. It would take millions per year for me to leave my family, home, community, friends, etc to uproot my life to the rainy pacific NW. Were the Moores unemployed? Or do they just think it’s cool to say they work at Nike? My bet is the latter and nobody in Eugene will think working at Nike is super cool. Just like nobody in Detroit thinks it’s super cool to work at Ford. I think this is a bad choice on their part, made simply over highest amount, what benefits not Dante, but his fathers pride and perceived inadequacies in life, and one Dante will come to regret in time. A million+ at ND is life changing. Anything more and you’ll never settle, never be content, never be loyal. If he’s offered more after some success in Eugene, dad will tell him to transfer. ND is building something special right down the road from him, where his family is, and they offered a pretty penny, and he admitted he wanted to go to ND. This reminds me of some kind of Michael Jackson story.Bingo. No coaching staff in there right mind would do this, especially THIS one. I just don't see it being the case.
Is Dad going to live in Eugene but work remotely for Nike? Nike doesn't have offices in Eugene, just in Portland (2 hours away).So ND offered over a mill and Oregon simply paid more. Choosing simply over highest bidder is a bad choice. A mill + ND degree + a team full of dudes. I mean Nike is fine and whatever but I’d never leave my job in Michigan to work at Nike. I’m rooted, my family is here, and unless the yearly income was absurdly high, what’s the point. Even then I’d say nah and stay put. It would take millions per year for me to leave my family, home, community, friends, etc to uproot my life to the rainy pacific NW. Were the Moores unemployed? Or do they just think it’s cool to say they work at Nike? My bet is the latter and nobody in Eugene will think working at Nike is super cool. Just like nobody in Detroit thinks it’s super cool to work at Ford. I think this is a bad choice on their part, made simply over highest amount, what benefits not Dante, but his fathers pride and perceived inadequacies in life, and one Dante will come to regret in time. A million+ at ND is life changing. Anything more and you’ll never settle, never be content, never be loyal. If he’s offered more after some success in Eugene, dad will tell him to transfer. ND is building something special right down the road from him, where his family is, and they offered a pretty penny, and he admitted he wanted to go to ND. This reminds me of some kind of Michael Jackson story.
Maybe Portland.Is Dad going to live in Eugene but work remotely for Nike? Nike doesn't have offices in Eugene, just in Portland (2 hours away).
There are so many narratives being spun without tangible sources, even from the pundits, that everything just feels like conjecture at this point. Ya'll are driving yourself crazy over a done deal. Misery loves company.
I'm just over here ecstatic to have Buchner now, Carr in the future, and am interested to see what they put together as a plan B for 2023. It's not like you all know more than the staff. They'll figure it out.
Bingo. We have our guy in 2024, (maybe even 2023), and they'll work to recruit another guy in the class that Carr eventually doesn't land in. Nothing to fret over.Fact is he was given more time than he should’ve been given. He chose to play games. He got what he deserved. We got our guy.
It also shows future QB’s that ND isn’t desperate. Other 5 star kids want to play QB at ND. If you leverage an NIL deal against ND, you’ll get burned. If we love you, we want you to come, so get on board, or get left behind.Bingo. We have our guy in 2024, (maybe even 2023), and they'll work to recruit another guy in the class that Carr eventually doesn't land in. Nothing to fret over.
I'm getting tired of your sensible posts.There are so many narratives being spun without tangible sources, even from the pundits, that everything just feels like conjecture at this point. Ya'll are driving yourself crazy over a done deal. Misery loves company.
I'm just over here ecstatic to have Buchner now, Carr in the future, and am interested to see what they put together as a plan B for 2023. It's not like you all know more than the staff. They'll figure it out.