Mutts spent $3.7 million on recruiting in 2019...

[jts1207]

Here's How Georgia Spent A Whopping $3.7 Million On Recruiting In 2019

How much does it cost to recruit at the top of the college football world? At the University of Georgia, the price tag in 2019 ran $3.7 million, according to documents obtained by

www.outkick.com

Most in the country. Alabama was second with $2.3 million.

Insanity

 

[jts1207]

Food, hotels and yes, the Kirby Copter. How UGA football spent $3.7 million on recruiting

Arcade games at a cost of $8,880. Aerial cinematography from Helivision, a film company whose projects included...

www.onlineathens.com

$98k at a bar in Athens in a year? For recruitment?

 

[BuzzFeitenSystem]

Thatd be a lot of singles at the cheetah

 

[savbandjacket]

What a waste of money. Jahmyr Gibbs was right up the road and waiting.

It’s not the price of the boat or the gear that catches the big fish. It’s the fisherman.

 

[Flywheel]

What a waste of money. Jahmyr Gibbs was right up the road and waiting.

It’s not the price of the boat or the gear that catches the big fish. It’s the fisherman.

It's how well you can embezzle handouts to look like you spent almost 6 figures at a local bar.

 

[BackstreetBuzz]

Probably not popular here, but $3.7M kind of sounds OK in light of the overall football budget. Still, I wish NCAA had the kahunnas to set a limit, along with a limit for coaches salaries.

 

[jts1207]

Probably not popular here, but $3.7M kind of sounds OK in light of the overall football budget. Still, I wish NCAA had the kahunnas to set a limit, along with a limit for coaches salaries.

They out spent #2 Bama by almost our entire recruiting budget

 

[JJacket]

And they still are gonna have a ööööty QB.

 

[BigDanT]

Those must have been some expensive sides:

 

[zippyGT]

Marketing is what it have to do when you have a ööööty product to sell

 

[Techbert]

It's how well you can embezzle handouts to look like you spent almost 6 figures at a local bar.

Bag men are off the books. it's not even laundered.

So even higher spending than they admit.

 

[BrentwoodJacket]

Food, hotels and yes, the Kirby Copter. How UGA football spent $3.7 million on recruiting

Arcade games at a cost of $8,880. Aerial cinematography from Helivision, a film company whose projects included...

www.onlineathens.com

$98k at a bar in Athens in a year? For recruitment?

They should not take under-age recruits to a bar. Seems like they could be prosecuted for that.

 

[Tampa Jacket]

Here's How Georgia Spent A Whopping $3.7 Million On Recruiting In 2019

How much does it cost to recruit at the top of the college football world? At the University of Georgia, the price tag in 2019 ran $3.7 million, according to documents obtained by

www.outkick.com

Most in the country. Alabama was second with $2.3 million.

Insanity

Georgia is likely spending money in other ways to get those recruits too.

 

[ScionOfSouthland]

What a waste of money. Jahmyr Gibbs was right up the road and waiting.

It’s not the price of the boat or the gear that catches the big fish. It’s the fisherman.

Just ask Tennessee... 3rd on the list for spending

 

[Tampa Jacket]

Just ask Tennessee... 3rd on the list for spending

Kirby Smart is not very bright. His mismanagement of quarterbacks on his roster cost him a national championship against Alabama using some ridiculous fake punt to try to get Fields into the game and appease him, and finally allowing the Heisman favorite to completely get away by going with a mediocre Jake Fromm.

 

[JJacket]

Kirby Smart is not very bright. His mismanagement of quarterbacks on his roster cost him a national championship against Alabama using some ridiculous fake punt to try to get Fields into the game and appease him, and finally allowing the Heisman favorite to completely get away by going with a mediocre Jake Fromm.

But....but.....Fromm grew up a country boy and UGAg fan. Had to play him

 

[zippyGT]

Probably not popular here, but $3.7M kind of sounds OK in light of the overall football budget. Still, I wish NCAA had the kahunnas to set a limit, along with a limit for coaches salaries.

Lets say you limit coaching salaries and recruiting expenses. Where does the money go? I imagine there would be a race to build the biggest and best student athlete complexes in the country with water parks, rollercoasters, in door sky diving, etc.

 

[LaFlavor]

Lets say you limit coaching salaries and recruiting expenses. Where does the money go? I imagine there would be a race to build the biggest and best student athlete complexes in the country with water parks, rollercoasters, in door sky diving, etc.

Can alumni use it?

 

[TampaBayJacket]

What I dont understand about the bagmen is some of these kids are getting paid BIGTIME under the table and everybody knows it. This is tax free income and I'm surprised the IRS has never stuck their nose into it? I wouldnt want them to come down hard on the kids for tax evasion since they are being manipulated by rich dudes but somebody has to pay these damn taxes.

 

[OptionsJacket]

What I dont understand about the bagmen is some of these kids are getting paid BIGTIME under the table and everybody knows it. This is tax free income and I'm surprised the IRS has never stuck their nose into it? I wouldnt want them to come down hard on the kids for tax evasion since they are being manipulated by rich dudes but somebody has to pay these damn taxes.

Why would the IRS care so long as they pay the tax?
Also, there's a reason it's called "bagman", the cash is untraceable!