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Subject: Re: Update on Matt Sluka the former HC QB of NIL Fame

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Date Posted: 18:19:58 10/23/25 Thu
In reply to: IvySportsJunkie 's message, "Update on Matt Sluka the former HC QB of NIL Fame" on 15:18:00 10/22/25 Wed

I find it very ironic that Matt Sluka was a much better fit for the UNLV team, despite UNLV being a much better team than his new James Madison team. UNLV finished with a 11-3 record in the Mountain West Conference. James Madison participates in the much weaker Sun Belt Conference.

UNLV's only losses in 2024 were to excellent Boise State (12-2) and Syracuse (11-3) teams. When UNLV played Boise State in the Mountain West Championship Game, Boise State was ranked #11 and UNLV was ranked #19.

Like Jaden Rashada and Mitch Mustain, Matt Sluka is infamous for the wrong reasons.

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[> Subject: Re: Update on Matt Sluka the former HC QB of NIL Fame
Author: Tenzac [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: 16:14:46 10/25/25 Sat Yet he also played a full four years for Holy Cross, where he wasn't getting any significant NIL money. He reportedly turned down NIL deals from other schools to stay at HC, and he ultimately did graduate with an HC degree. He is infamous for unsuccessfully trying to cash in at UNLV after graduation, but you can't fault his Holy Cross career.