By: Thayer Evans (FoxSports.com) — Sex, money and power.

That’s what Terrelle Pryor was concerned about when I first met him in January 2008 at the U.S. Army All-American Bowl, an annual national all-star game for high school seniors held in San Antonio.

Undecided about his college choice at the time, the dual-threat quarterback candidly discussed a female fan calling and asking him for a photograph, telling her, “Send me a really good one and I’ll send you a really good one.”

Pryor bemoaned not being able to receive any of the sometimes hundreds of dollars that eBay sellers made off his autograph and game-worn items.

He also boasted about the influence he had over coaches recruiting him, like then-Ohio State coach Jim Tressel ……
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