Yam Madar agrees to LSU deal worth $5M per season
A report says Yam Madar has agreed to join LSU on a $5 million-per-season package, signaling a major NIL-era crossover move tied to a former NBA draft pick.
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A report says Yam Madar has agreed to join LSU on a $5 million-per-season package, signaling a major NIL-era crossover move tied to a former NBA draft pick.
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