Quote Originally Posted by Todd4State View Post
Yeah. It was really bad in MLB until they started a program where they told players "hey put it in a 401K instead of buying a snow cone stand".
Yeah, Ted Nugent thought he was rich in the 70's and would never hurt for $ for life as his "advisors" were investing in mink farms, buying Clydesdale horses. etc. I used this article from Playboy in '76 at State to write a paper in Economics and got one of my few A's ( made the mistake of thinking most of my classes were at Len Lew's, The Triangle Club, and various establishments in Columbus). All these investments went belly up and he had to start over in the '80's. Hope some of these college players have good advisors. Hail State!