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Soon-to-be NFL first round draft pick Ashton Jeanty (Deuce 2️⃣) will be a NIL case study for years to come. He passed on a million dollar payday a year ago, putting trust in the #BoiseState program and its coaches. He displayed two things rarely emphasized during the NIL era:...

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J Webster CFP CKA MBA1 year ago

@AshtonJeanty2 Great to see a young man look past the immediate instant gratification of taking that $1M, to do something bigger that lasts longer, leave a legacy.

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College Shirt Clubs by The Fan Stop1 year ago

Get officially-licensed Penn State Nittany Lions Tees, long-sleeves & hoodies monthly

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Travis Rose1 year ago

@AshtonJeanty2 Pure class the entire family #raisedright

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Nicholas Pribila1 year ago

@AshtonJeanty2 As a Nevada fan, I highly respect this guy! Good luck brother

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Dayton Robison1 year ago

@AshtonJeanty2 That’s a hell of a clip Jay! 👏👏👏

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Rock1 year ago

@AshtonJeanty2 He should've won the Heisman.

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Erik Lindberg1 year ago

@AshtonJeanty2 And those numbers don’t include the sponsorship deals. A good looking young man with integrity? Companies will be all over him.

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IllSarto1 year ago

@AshtonJeanty2 The drone shot at the start of this video is illegal unless you got permission. That is inside the 5 mile radius of boise airport.

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Ryan Slater1 year ago

@AshtonJeanty2 @TheRealCoach_JB

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Tyler In Boise 🇺🇸1 year ago

@AshtonJeanty2

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TheFaddenTimes1 year ago

@AshtonJeanty2 If someone is smart they will lay the money down for this young man, this type of talent is a rarity in its own, look for positive results immediately with this running back, the best in the draft

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