Re: TNET: Meet Matayo Uiagalelei: The sophomore that is taking recruiting by storm

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Jan 30, 2021, 12:35 PM

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In all fairness, movies and music can be done now on laptops. Anyone can have a home production studio pretty easily today. And there are in fact amateurs out there doing some very high quality production on YouTube.

People are in fact getting rich on YouTube and other social media. Including many people that most would look at and laugh at because in the real world these people have no talent or skills whatsoever, but the Kardashians have opened the door for millions of people to endeavor to be so called “influencers”.

That’s why NIL can potentially be so profitable for someone like Trevor Lawrence with a ton of followers on Twitter and Instagram.

Oh absolutely this is the truth! One of the reasons I'm happy to live in the day and age we do is the internet has leveled the field WAY more than in the past. Today we can have a decent home studio for a around 2K and even cheaper if you know what you're doing ??

However, still one of the primary things you still gotta learn how to do is network, especially in music.

As far as likeness goes moving forward for college athletes, that is going to be huge! These kids are going to be making more than most college graduates entering the workforce. I'm mixed about it but ultimately see it as a good thing.

Kids dedicate loads of time to refining their craft and their career can end on one play if they are unfortunate. Hopefully they have someone educating them on money management because Lord knows teenagers and early 20s kids with life changing money would cause almost anyone to lose common sense and be potential targets for nefarious folk.

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I can only hope Judge, but I think that DJ's brother is more of the big city type from what he's saying. Just my opinion!!!! But who knows, with all the time that the Uiagalelei family has spent at Clemson, and with the coaching staff, maybe there is something they don't particularly/specifically like about Clemson that they didn't know when DJ signed with Clemson. Or maybe they took advantage of DJ learning from the #1 NFL draft pick in Trevor Lawrence. I'm not saying there is anything that they don't like about Clemson, and they love everything about Clemson, and Clemson was the perfect/right choice for DJ, and I'm sure that it is.

But when it come to brothers, and they love each other more than anything, but maybe little brother don't want to follow in big brother footsteps, and Matayo wants to do his own thing. With DJ and Matayo, I think there is a few years difference in age, and they see about everything quite differently from each other!!!!

Right now in Matayo's recruiting process, I think he is pretty far from being a Clemson lock right now, but hopefully Clemson is in his future, and I would love to see him sporting the Paw at TE. If TE is what Matayo wants to be at the next level, he will have to stay in the weight room lifting, and running just to keep his weight to where it is right now, if he wants to be a TE with enough speed to be a great TE, or he will be a tackle/guard in college, and the NFL. Just my opinion!!!

TNET: Meet Matayo Uiagalelei: The sophomore that is taking recruiting by storm

Performing Arts (B.A.), Audio Technology. Done!

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