Not sure if serious. The top guys, who have legit NFL/NBA chances, could not give two hoots about a top master's degree. That can all come later, if they still want/need it.
I continue to repeat that this is GA Tech's biggest issue in the modern iteration of college football/basketball. GA Tech is a dedicated high-academic school. The pro leagues have made the college game their minor leagues and the prospect of mucho denaro is the only thing these guys are focused on, with the lone exception now of maximizing NIL in the short-term. The college coursework and degree don't even move the meter for those guys. At the risk of being reductionist and grossly overgeneralizing, most of those top guys would be flunking out of HS now if they weren't football/basketball stars.