Donald Wine

That happens a lot, too.

But I will say that, again, that part...

is an emotional thing that does not stop anyone from contacting Mensa.

Once he's in the portal and saying, I know you have this $10 million offer here or, or you might not, but once this is panned out, we can offer you more.

There's nothing to stop them from fielding calls, just like the dead period for recruiting for high school, right?

Where they can contact coaches and coaches that go, okay, yeah, sure.

I'll talk to you because you initiated the conversation.

So let's get to the con or to the, uh,

the crux of what is happening here.

And it all centers around this exclusive contract.

And what basically Duke has said, or in this contract, and Jason, I know you read it, I've read it as well.

There's an exclusive contracts clause that basically makes it where Mensa has promised that he will not make a similar commitment of NIL licensing through a letter of intent or through entering the portal

to enroll at or compete in athletics for another collegiate institution.

Now, the other thing, and we'll talk about this on the emotional side of things, the other thing that it also says is if he decides to declare for the NFL draft, he still can't make any similar commitments with regards to NIL.

And I'll talk about why that's important a little bit later.

But the breach here is by him...

Entering the portal, and the way they used that tweet about what was being offered was Duke is using that as evidence that Mensa's people clearly were talking to somebody else, which is in violation of the contract.

It does not matter what was offered.

It does not matter what he's agreed to.

What matters is that his agents, his family, his representatives, what have you, whoever.