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TheOriginalCane said:
So when they rushed him back into the lineup last year, he was still hurt. Obviously he was able to play, but some of the Gator porsters make the case that his lower body injuries caused him to use his upper body more, thus making his problems worse.

But it's not just "one hit" or "one injury". It's several things that have proven to be a damaging combination.

I just have to laugh at those fools. Imagine Lagway can't play some/all/most of the 2025 season and Slingblade Billy is fired in 2025 because he just haaaaad to put Lagway back on the field in 2024.
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Those upper and lower extremity injuries are a *****. Can't fly around out there when you get those.... :ROFLMAO:
 
Cajuncane said:
Those upper and lower extremity injuries are a *****. Can't fly around out there when you get those.... :ROFLMAO:
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For real though. Who's advice was he taking to not getthat taken care of before spring football!? Unless there some sort of take a redshift and/or get out of UF. But then it's wild that they even have him in at all even if it is to hand off the ball. So which is it, too hurt to through and run but can stand there and hand off the ball? Why is he even on the field at all? This whole thing reeks of either stupidity or incompetence, .....or both.
 
Gru said:
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Rodgers ruled that Rashada’s tortious interference claims are dismissed, while his fraudulent misrepresentation and inducement, conspiracy to commit fraud and negligent misrepresentation claims survive to discovery and go toward trial. Napier, Castro-Walker, Hathcock and Hathcock’s former company, Velocity Automotive, had all filed motions to dismiss in recent months

“Hathcock allegedly boasted to Castro-Walker, within earshot of Rashada and his family, that he would deliver whatever NIL compensation package was needed to secure Rashada’s commitment to UF,” Rodgers wrote in her ruling. “And while Hathcock and Castro-Walker were in the thick of the initial negotiations with Rashada’s agents, Hathcock allegedly said that he ‘just listen[ed] to’ whatever Napier and Castro-Walker told him to do.

“Napier’s putative actions, in concert with the surrounding circumstances alleged in the Amended Complaint, at the very least created a plausible appearance that Castro-Walker and Hathcock were acting as Rashada’s apparent agents during his recruitment to UF.”

Rodgers also found that Rashada sufficiently pled a fraud claim under Florida law, supporting his allegations with “extensive prediscovery evidence to ostensibly support his factual allegations.”
 
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Lagway did start vs UGA and they lost.

“But he didn’t play the whole game” wtf that gotta do with anything? The best ability is availability.
 
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You already know what I think about this bull****:

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