Where are they now?

[DeepGreen]

Southern Methodist defensive end Elijah Roberts (5) and lineman Jared Harrison-Hunte (81) celebrate after Roberts sacked California quarterback Chandler Rogers (7). JEROME MIRON/IMAGN IMAGES

[Jonnyeagle]

A terrible decision was made by this young man to leave a great place like UNT.

[Big Z]

Does anyone know how much he got from California? 

[UNTLifer]

Kid didn't care about playing.  He just wanted to get paid.  Welcome to today's world.

[NT80]

I don't care what happens to them after they leave....  

[emmitt01]

2 hours ago, DeepGreen said:

Southern Methodist defensive end Elijah Roberts (5) and lineman Jared Harrison-Hunte (81) celebrate after Roberts sacked California quarterback Chandler Rogers (7). JEROME MIRON/IMAGN IMAGES

If ever "Who cares?" could be summed up in one photo...

[DentonLurker]

They moved on. Y’all should too.

[HoustonEagle]

I call BS on anyone here that would not have accepted a 200-300k to go finish your football career and get a degree from Cal Berkeley instead of UNT.  He was not ever going pro but that money and degree will potentially put him on a better path.  

 

 

disclosure: I have no idea what he was paid but I think that would be a reasonable sum in the current market for a G5 to P4 QB.  

[UNTLifer]

Cal Berkeley is a cesspool.

[greenminer]

Cal's best win is probably the WK2 game over Auburn.

Not sure what their dumbest loss is.  I think there are a couple candidates.

[meanJewGreen]

1 hour ago, UNTLifer said:

Cal Berkeley is a cesspool.

Ranked 17th in the country academically. Love my university but I'd take that degree in a heartbeat

[MeanGreenFan94]

1 hour ago, HoustonEagle said:

I call BS on anyone here that would not have accepted a 200-300k to go finish your football career and get a degree from Cal Berkeley instead of UNT.  He was not ever going pro but that money and degree will potentially put him on a better path.  

 

 

disclosure: I have no idea what he was paid but I think that would be a reasonable sum in the current market for a G5 to P4 QB.  

I don’t disagree that everyone would take the money if given the chance. I think you are very naive to think that a kid at the top of the qb rankings didn’t think this move to Cal wouldn’t help him go pro.

[NT80]

1 hour ago, HoustonEagle said:

I call BS on anyone here that would not have accepted a 200-300k to go finish your football career and get a degree from Cal Berkeley instead of UNT.  He was not ever going pro but that money and degree will potentially put him on a better path.  

 

 

disclosure: I have no idea what he was paid but I think that would be a reasonable sum in the current market for a G5 to P4 QB.  

They are having buyer's remorse.  

[MeanGreen2024]

I think he received $50,000. Just a chance to go possibly play at the G4 level in his last year. Didn't work out great.