Does unrestricted free agency help or hurt a top 10- 20 program like UW?

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PurpleJ

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Also helps Trump IMO

RaceBannon

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Washington has always bought players until they get caught and upper campus clamps down. The reason for our cycles

Now that it's legal look at the results

YellowSnow

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RaceBannon said:

Washington has always bought players until they get caught and upper campus clamps down. The reason for our cycles

Now that it's legal look at the results

RoadDawg55

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Our players enjoy playing here for DeBoer. Very few, if any important players will leave. Free agency definitely helps UW.

YellowSnow

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PurpleJ said:

Also helps Trump IMO

Kingdome_Urinals

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The entire pac 12 has benefited. Sec has not.

NeGgaPlEaSe

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In situations like this where the future can’t be D-Mo because his arm is weak AF, Devin Brown will be a junior next season at Ohio State and just lost the starting job for the Buckeyes to current junior Kyle McCord.

If you can get him for a season or two and transition the job. It works

YellowSnow

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NeGgaPlEaSe said:

In situations like this where the future can’t be D-Mo because his arm is weak AF, Devin Brown will be a junior next season at Ohio State and just lost the starting job for the Buckeyes to current junior Kyle McCord.

If you can get him for a season or two and transition the job. It works

I mean if we gotta buy players it would be nice to get proven portal talent vs giving Smalls and Huard wads of cash for being the most important recruits in the history of the program.

pawz

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YellowSnow said:

PurpleJ said:

Also helps Trump IMO

TITTT, Guy.

CFetters_Nacho_Lover

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NeGgaPlEaSe said:

In situations like this where the future can’t be D-Mo because his arm is weak AF, Devin Brown will be a junior next season at Ohio State and just lost the starting job for the Buckeyes to current junior Kyle McCord.

If you can get him for a season or two and transition the job. It works

We can get only he’s done being developed at tOSU