[Commitment Watch] '22 RB Kaleb Johnson

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Honestly, I want to know who arranged that financing for them, that is some looooong dated paper if the tenor is 80yrs+
There are a handful of firms that syndicate these type of bonds. Typical buyers are insurers, endowments, family offices, etc. with perpetual time horizons.
 

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With football, I've never been a "we need every position every year" type recruiting analyst. If Deon Silas and Eli Sanders are hits from 2021, we can handle missing a 2022 priority recruit if we hit in 2023 again.
Yep. Also important to remember these are players that likely will not make much impact until 2023.

They still have a senior year of high school left. A lot can change.
 

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Yep. It’s June. We didn’t even offer Eli Sanders until midseason.
I’m newer to following all of this closely. I’m sure guys rankings will change up and down as well. These are all juniors. We don’t know what they’ll be by next spring.
 

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There are a handful of firms that syndicate these type of bonds. Typical buyers are insurers, endowments, family offices, etc. with perpetual time horizons.

Yeah, but assuming pseudo sovereign credit quality (i.e. the UofC system guarantees the bond) then the annual yield would be verrrry low, even for pension funds etc. in my experience FOs typically like higher returning asset classes.

FWIW I work in Fundraising/strategy for an infra fund and even our IG infra-debt product (30y fund life w/ ca. 2.5% IRR target) comes in too low for a lot of that sort of investors, so kudos to whoever sold that paper, can't have been too easy to move.
 
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Yeah, but assuming pseudo sovereign credit quality (i.e. the UofC system guarantees the bond) then the annual yield would be verrrry low, even for pension funds etc. in my experience FOs typically like higher returning asset classes.

FWIW I work in Fundraising/strategy for an infra fund and even our IG infra-debt product (30y fund life w/ ca. 2.5% IRR target) comes in too low for a lot of that sort of investors, so kudos to whoever sold that paper, can't have been too easy to move.
It depends on the asset class requirement of the ips that needs to be adhered to.
 

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With football, I've never been a "we need every position every year" type recruiting analyst. If Deon Silas and Eli Sanders are hits from 2021, we can handle missing a 2022 priority recruit if we hit in 2023 again.

If your other RB’s end up working out, you can definitely miss on one year of recruiting that position, but you can’t miss two years in a row at RB like Iowa has.
 
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With football, I've never been a "we need every position every year" type recruiting analyst. If Deon Silas and Eli Sanders are hits from 2021, we can handle missing a 2022 priority recruit if we hit in 2023 again.
I’m not sure I’d go that far. Assuming Breece goes pro, the specter of injuries suggests you don’t want to try to squeeze by with just three scholarship RB’s.