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more likegoes to show you how people who will be bankrupt within 5 years of retirement behavemcintyre1 said:
because he's donating money? How do you know what he may or may not be planning on doing with the rest of his money? Are you familiar with any finacial planners he may or may not have retained?because he's donating money? How do you know what he may or may not be planning on doing with the rest of his money? Are you familiar with any finacial planners he may or may not have retained?
Or are you just trolling and fishing again?
if only that information was available on the internet somewhere......but where??
This is LJ said:
This guy should be the no-brainer #1 imo.
Exactly. It's great that he donated money but he could have done so much more with it. Oh well.
http://www.thestar.com/sports/article/29911960 per cent of retired NBA players go broke five years after their NBA paycheques stop arriving.
Or are you just trolling and fishing again?
http://www.thestar.com/sports/article/29911960 per cent of retired NBA players go broke five years after their NBA paycheques stop arriving.because he's donating money? How do you know what he may or may not be planning on doing with the rest of his money? Are you familiar with any finacial planners he may or may not have retained?
Or are you just trolling and fishing again?
how many of those have graduated with a engineering degree?how many even went to college?http://www.thestar.com/sports/article/29911960 per cent of retired NBA players go broke five years after their NBA paycheques stop arriving.
Or are you just trolling and fishing again?
or better yet how many of those have just even graduated?
Yes...heaven forbid his money somehow helps the school that gave him an education...or help it give someone else an education.While a big school does have plenty of money...it all depends on what it goes to, and from what I read, it was not all for athletics.
It's nice that he set up a scholarship.
He is the #1 player, yes. But when your team's qb depth chart looks like this:QB: A.J. Feeley, Keith Null, Mike Reillyand you have a chance to pick a guy who grades as well as Bradford ... Don't cry for Suh, he will not sit in the green room long. When it comes to Ndamukong Suh its almost like you have to take him so that you don't ever have to face him. He is very rare talent...and judging by his generosity indicated by this story, is also a a good character guy.This is LJ said:
Nebraska did not GIVE Suh an education. He more than earned it himself and also earned Nebraska millions of dollars in the process. That being said, it's his money.
No. I'm pretty sure they gave it to him. You see, he was getting a free education regardless of how good or poor a college football player he turned out to be.
Did Suh have to do anything for Nebraska for that tuition? It wasn't for free I can guarantee you that.
$2M to upgrade the part of the facility Suh felt help make him the player he is today...this is his "Thank you" to UN for all it gave him$600K as an endowment to the School of Engineering means there's roughly $20K/yr for someone to attend that might not otherwise had the opportunity
I agree, but I hope you are wrong...This is LJ said:This guy should be the no-brainer #1 imo.
seems spurious. Sounds like amade up state to scare the kids (although it may be the right thing to do).http://www.thestar.com/sports/article/29911960 per cent of retired NBA players go broke five years after their NBA paycheques stop arriving.
Or are you just trolling and fishing again?
Yeah the engineering degree leads me to believe that he ain't gonna be one of those. All of us nonengineers don't know. I knew a buddy at Michigan in engineering. The difficulty and breadth of their workload is insane.http://www.thestar.com/sports/article/29911960 per cent of retired NBA players go broke five years after their NBA paycheques stop arriving.
Or are you just trolling and fishing again?
or better yet how many of those have just even graduated?
LOL, that's what you should do if that's how you feel. It's his money and donating it to anyone other than keeping it all to himself seperates him from 99 percent of the average athlete coming into the pros.
I don't know how you put those two categories on the same level but to each his own. Just seems like if you actually hate other people because they have an opinion on a thread in a message board, you're going to not like a lot of things. Hate is a very strong word, one that I really wonder if people know how to use it correctly.
Reading comprehension on the boards lately is getting bad. That's why in my all my posts in this thread I've stated it's his hard earned money and he can do whatever he wants with it. He can even donate it to Cobalt to upgrade his sperm lab.
Maybe he is making a pre-emptive strike to stop them from harassing him the rest of his life for donations. 25 years after I graduated I am still getting calls and letters for donations.
I read what you had, I bolded it. My point is who are we to determine for him what is a more worthy cause . (you're the one who posted you'd like him to donate to a more worthy cause). To him, Nebraska may be the most worthy cause there is, I really have no idea and to be honest, unless he's donating it to the Iwannabeacowboybaby! foundation it doesn't matter to me. So if it was to the University of Nebraska because he felt they helped him be the person he's become and it was a Thank You to them or if it was to the Haiti Foundation, it's great to see a young kid thinking of others before himself.You can say you didn't mention anything about him donating but it must have bothered you enough to post that you thought he should donate it to a more worthy cause. Personally I could care less where it goes if it's important to him, as I said, it's nice to see a young man thinking of others before himself regardless of where it goes.
from U of N site
Construction ManagementPROGRAM DEFINITION
Let me know when you donate $2M to anyone.
Yeah, there are a lot of strippers who aren't gonna see it rain because of this.
How does Suh know that he'll ever have that much money?I'm all for donating money to your school, but it seems a bit irresponsible to donate more than your net worth when there's no guarantee that your career will last long enough to pay for it.because he's donating money? How do you know what he may or may not be planning on doing with the rest of his money?
