I believe college football with the new revenue share deal has created a dominio effect down to high school football that will change how players and parents operate. With players getting paid I believe that will change the landscape of recruiting. What do I mean by that? -The early signing window has sped up recruiting -Players are commitment earlier than ever -And money is being paid to keep athletes committed I believe that this will shift the top ranked players mindset on hs football. Causing this particular set players to skip their senior year entirely. If we look at the trends what is the incentive for playing in hs my senior year when - I’ve already been recruited & committed to a school - I have a NIL bag waiting on me that I can access once enrolled in school - I’ve already dominated hs football In response to the players receiving revenue share I believe the school will adjust as well. I believe the colllectives will encourage hs players to skip their senior year Why would I say that. If I want to lock in a top recruit, with nil dollars, and don’t want to take the risk of losing him to another school so this is what I would do. 1. Once the player commits show him the money he can make 2. Encourage to skip senior year of football to enroll early 3. Pay for online class at the university in his supposed to be senior year of hs to have him enrolled in the university to begin receiving nil money I know it sounds crazy but it’s happened before with Quinn Ewers And JuJu Lewis. This will be the next wave. So it’s important to understand that your current high school won’t be able to properly prepare you for the business of football that you will step into at the next level. You need outside resources like @pptelite to be the bridge for you. The game has changed and most won’t change with it!

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Exactly. Thats what I’m building with my program in Texas @PptElite Real development m, and a pipeline to schools! 55+ scholarships already produced. Keep building and opening up avenues for these kids

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