There's good high school football, and then there's powerhouse high school football in Texas. That said, there are good quarterbacks, and there are those who might consider skipping their senior seasons of prep ball to start making money already in Texas.
Ewers is supposed to return in the 2021 season, but there's a chance he could forego his senior season to start making money on his name, image and likeness , which was recently approved by the NCAA. Texas high school rules don't allow athletes to make money, so Ewers might skip his last year of high school ball to make money for, well, college ball at Ohio State University, where he can make even more money.
Ewers told Yahoo Sports he could just leave the Dallas-area suburb of Southlake and train in Ohio the next year to get ready for the 2022 season and beyond, all while raking in the cash. The football stadium at Brenham High School prior to kickoff in 2017 before a game against Magnolia West.Although there are state high school laws that prohibit prep athletes from competing if they make money off their likeness, the new NCAA ruling is quite gray when it comes to that, which triggers the Ewers family.
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