Cade Klubnik discusses the “interesting trip” in the zero era: “I have the impression of being a guinea pig”
Considered one of the best quarter return in 2025, Cade clubnik was also a big name in zero space. THE Clemson The quarter-back was also able to capitalize with several high-level agreements this offseason.
Klubnik was senior in Austin (TX) Westlake When Nile came to be in 2021. He then arrived in Clemson, starting his career as the main backup behind Bad DJ Before assuming the starting employment in 2023. But 2024 proved to be a year of escape for the old five -star recruit – both in the field and outside – and its Nile ON3 valuation is currently at 2.8 million dollars.
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While sailing in the constantly evolving landscape, Klubnik compared himself to a “guinea pig” considering his arrival in university football while the null era began to take off. But even if he could sign null offers and capitalize out of the field, he wanted to keep the same approach when he entered the grill.
“I think everyone really manages him differently,” Klubnik told journalists. “For me, I did not grow up by dreaming of playing university football to earn money. It was not me. I grew up dreaming of playing university football to play university football and be exhausted in the 100,000 fans stadium. This is what I dreamed of. I feel like I am a guinea pig in all this Nile era.… Different.
“I feel like I have managed it very well in terms of football is n ° 1 for me. You will ask anyone.
Cade Klubnik wants to “continue to love the game”
Throughout the offseason, Cade Klubnik has signed null agreements with brands such as Rhoback,, Celsius And College legends – The latter gave him a personalized action figure. Its ranks of the evaluation of $ 2.8 million on 3 n ° 10 in the Nile of University Football and N ° 12 ranking in ON3 Nile 100, the first of the genus and de facto of the 100 best high school athletes and college classified by their ON3 NIL assessment.
While he was thinking about Nile’s impact on university football, Klubnik said it was now part of the sport. His mentality remains to focus on the task to be accomplished, which wins football matches. This, in turn, means letting companies out of scope manipulate.
“It’s part of the game now,” Klubnik said. “It is not necessarily that I asked – it’s just something that happened. … But it’s something that happened and I think different people manage it differently. I have the impression that we did a very good job to handle it here.
“We just have to continue to love the game, guy. It’s a bit with what I started this answer. Find the joy of the game. This is really what it comes from. … Take advantage of the game every week and go play for free and make it fun.”
