A former UTE I’d love to have on the staff.
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UTE98Participant
“Trevor Reilly, who resigned from his position under Colorado head coach Deion Sanders on Aug. 1, explained to Jill Painter Lopez and A.J. Perez of Front Office Sports that he took a trip to Jordan, Dubai and Saudi Arabia seeking NIL money for Colorado players.”
That’s some out of the box thinking. I’d love to have Trevor Reilly thinking along those lines for our NIL. Billionaires, he appears to go looking for them.
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NashvilleUteParticipant
I love where your head is at! We absolutely need a financier!
Aside from that, the first thing that crossed my mind when I read the title was that I hope Weddle returns as a coach at some point. He’s getting experience at the high school level and I read somewhere that we’ve already offered his son for like 2027 or 2028? Maybe Weddle will com along with him, or will be added when Scally is elevated to HC?
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chinngiskhaanParticipant
Yes, Gaige has been offered a scholarship, though he won’t be here for quite some time. He just finished up his freshman season, I believe. He is a QB. He took over the starting job midway through the season and led the team to a deep playoff run. He had around 1500 yards of total offense, and around 20 TDs. He also had over 70 tackles on defense. Kid is going to be a great player. Also, he’s listed at 6 ft 2, 175 lbs, which is great for a Freshman QB. He MUST be a Ute.
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ProudUteParticipant
Weddle should come coach now at Utah and his son can play for the QB whisperer, coach Kjar at Corner Canyon.
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Central Coast UteParticipant
I’m curious why people are down voting
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NashvilleUteParticipant
Agreed, why the downvotes? Because he worked for Sanders at Colorado? That’s the only reason I can think of, and it’s a pretty poor reason to not want him.
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SkinyUteParticipant
Probably because people (including myself) prefer our players aren’t funded by Saudi billionaires.
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DataUteParticipant
Some of the stuff he did seemed a little shady and under the table. Def out of the box thinker, but it’s like ‘who do we really want to get into bed with’. I’d say sportswashing (hiding human rights issues with sports funding) and private equity and venture capital will make the NIL environment even worse than it is.
Plus, I think there is a nostalgic draw to bring back former players to staff (mostly coaches) and it’s hit or miss if their player/star power converts to being a good coach.
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RickParticipant
Didn’t Trevor bad mouth the program after he left? I vaguely remember something.
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jshame17Participant
Yes, multiple times I believe. I honestly can’t think of anything positive he has said about the program once he left.
He seems like he blames a lot of people for his problems or not being where he thinks he should be. Always claims he has been taken advantage of, here at Utah and with Prime.
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UteThunderParticipant
I remember hearing a radio interview he did shortly after his Utah career ended, and he was trashing Utah while praising BYU. Definitely changed my view of him.
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NashvilleUteParticipant
Well, under those circumstances I understand the down votes and will agree that he’s not the guy for us. I also understand not wanting to take overseas money, but until we get ourselves a sugar daddy like our frenemys down south do, I’ll take some cash to pay the players we need.
That being said, I hate the portal/NIL landscape we find ourselves in, but until it gets regulated we gotta play the game before we get left behind.
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