I don’t think I’ve ever wanted a player to have more success than this dude

[Larry B]

[User Suspended]

Driving a tricked out BMW the day of the draft?….hmm.

Let’s assume he rented it at Hertz

[Tony (admin)]

What are you implying? He turned pro the second after his last play as a Ute. Good for him.  Get the cash and get it immediately. 

[Larry B]

Huh? I’m not implying anything. I’m saying I hope he has a lot of success in the NFL.

[Central Coast Ute]

He was talking to Pace.

[Larry B]

Haha ok that makes more sense. Reading a response to a blocked person confuses me.

[gUrthBrooks]

#6 and #9
Toxic People

[ProvoUteFan]

And #11

[dystopiamembrane]

Does anyone know the etymology of “tricked out?” Is it a reference to the money one gains from turning tricks?

[PlainsUte]

https://idioms.thefreedictionary.com/tricked+out

No, refers to term dating back several centuries for dressing-up

[dystopiamembrane]

Thank you.

[Hellhound152]

You understand how sports agency agreements work?  It is on a contingency basis, you get “walking around” money for signing with them, they pay for your pre-draft training, promotion, etc.  Then they promptly take a percentage out of your check for as long as you are contractually obligated to them, if you actually do get a check.

[pedro]

For such an expert on College football, you sure don’t know a lot of things.  The second the clock ran out on the championship game he can sign with an agent.  Most agents front a lot of money to those they know will get drafted.  If you were a 3 start fan, you would know that.

[AZUTE]

Pace I thought you were just a troll but you really are just that stupid.