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Greg, we'll talk about Carolina's game

with Clemson on Tuesday night tomorrow. I mean, it's certainly a big one for North Carolina,

but let's have a little fun here with this one. And we like to try to do these based off

discussions on the message board. And one popped up this past week. Would Caleb Wilson return to

North Carolina for $5 million?

It's an interesting discussion, and once upon a time, the answer would be yes, not only yes, but blank yes.

Not anymore. It's crazy we're talking about these kind of dollars when it comes comes to college athletes given the landscape and how it used to be.

But Greg, five million dollars is a lot. I do a lot for five million dollars.

But if I'm Caleb Wilson, there's no way in heck that I'm coming back to North Carolina.

It's just crazy money for top picks and NBA draft these days.

It really is. And when you factor in that the lifespan of professional athletes

is pretty short, then you've got to maximize your earnings opportunities. And I think

that's really what it comes down to.

The benefit, we can dive into this in a minute, but the benefit of the current landscape

in college athletics with NIL and RevShare is that if you're a really good college player,

but maybe don't project as a great NBA prospect,

then you can really do well for you and your family.

Armanda Bacott did that, R.D. Davis did that.

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