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Rashada is suing Napier and a Florida booster.

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PUNCICANE said:
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Jaden Rashada's lawsuit against Billy Napier, Florida booster will move to discovery

A U.S. District Northern Florida judge ruled Tuesday that the majority of Jaden Rashada's lawsuit against Billy Napier to move to discovery.
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Themadcane said:
Feel bad for the kid. He took what seemed like an amazing offer to flip from Miami. Turned out to destroy his career. May have been a bust regardless but nobody in his position deserves the lies and deception of the gaytors
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The kid’s parents, especially his dad, are majorly at fault. The kid also shares the blame, because there’s no way there weren’t people telling him that he needed to sideline his dad and listen to more experienced people. Also, if I recall correctly, the Florida contract he signed literally had an out for the Gator that absolved them of any financial commitment or liability. How they read that and still signed is beyond me.

I tell young people all the time that when presented with an opportunity that they or their parents have zero experience in, reach out to those that do to get some decent advice. I can’t tell you the amount of times I’ve seen a kid blow an opportunity because their parents gave them awful advice about something which they knew nothing about.
 
Themadcane said:
Feel bad for the kid. He took what seemed like an amazing offer to flip from Miami. Turned out to destroy his career. May have been a bust regardless but nobody in his position deserves the lies and deception of the gaytors
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It was a lose/lose situation from the start. Even if this kid got his bag from UF, he'd be known as the biggest bust ever and would eventually been made out to be a cautionary tale.

I blame his advisors/parents. They made HIS college decision about money, and nothing else. Some adult, as he was going through his recruitment process, should of been able to take a step back and been look at that situation with clear eyes.i don't expect a teenager to be able to handle all of that by himself
 
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Themadcane said:
Feel bad for the kid. He took what seemed like an amazing offer to flip from Miami. Turned out to destroy his career. May have been a bust regardless but nobody in his position deserves the lies and deception of the gaytors
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We'll never really know but seeing as how he can't stick anywhere I'm guessing he would have transferred out from here too.
 
Themadcane said:
Feel bad for the kid. He took what seemed like an amazing offer to flip from Miami. Turned out to destroy his career. May have been a bust regardless but nobody in his position deserves the lies and deception of the gaytors
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Don’t feel bad about that. His pops brought this all on themselves being greedy *****. **** them and Florida.
 
I gotta think the Gators are quietly watching this really close.

I would think if he’s found guilty or doing wrongs.. they might be able to let him go and not owe him ****. If they were smart to write the contract that way.
 
unfortunately i dont understand how someone can’t feel bad for a family that jumped at life changing money and got screwed.
Obviously made mistakes. Should have a had a lawyer etc.

**** florida and I hope they get nailed.

With a less than 20% shot a 4 star qb is making the NFL take whatever money they can get. Dont blame them one bit and empathy is not a bad thing
 
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FL Cane said:
The kid’s parents, especially his dad, are majorly at fault. The kid also shares the blame, because there’s no way there weren’t people telling him that he needed to sideline his dad and listen to more experienced people. Also, if I recall correctly, the Florida contract he signed literally had an out for the Gator that absolved them of any financial commitment or liability. How they read that and still signed is beyond me.

I tell young people all the time that when presented with an opportunity that they or their parents have zero experience in, reach out to those that do to get some decent advice. I can’t tell you the amount of times I’ve seen a kid blow an opportunity because their parents gave them awful advice about something which they knew nothing about.
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Decisions have consequences.
Some good. Some not so good...

Life is tough full of people willing to lie, cheat and steal with absolutely no remorse.

Lesson learned for Rashada
 
Themadcane said:
unfortunately i dont understand how someone can’t feel bad for a family that jumped at life changing money and got screwed.
Obviously made mistakes. Should have a had a lawyer etc.

**** florida and I hope they get nailed.

With a less than 20% shot a 4 star qb is making the NFL take whatever money they can get. Dont blame them one bit and empathy is not a bad thing
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He had guaranteed life changing money with us, too
 
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