Cocks With Interest In Rashada?
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A true leader who stands by his word
……or goes tothe jphighest bidder. No thanks. What dumbass HS kid thinks anyone is giving him 13 mil?
……or goes tothe jphighest bidder. No thanks. What dumbass HS kid thinks anyone is giving him 13 mil?Please with this. I’m not saying I want this guy in particular, but the Buckeyes, Sooners & Dawgs have shown us you take all that wanna come & let it shake out.
Nope! We only have so many scholarships, QB is not a need, as we have 3 Four star QBs behind Rattler. DE and RB is a need.
We need what Beamer wants. If he has interest, I have interest. If not, good with that too.
You have to admit the title of this thread would look weird to an outsider.
He may not realize it yet, but nobody else is going to pony up $13m for him either.
and this is a Postmadona
Last I saw on him was TCU was working him and felt good about landing him. A lot of Christian money???
I don't understand how everyone is painting the picture that the dude is after money and not the UF totally screwed him sideways.
Let's say you sign with a company for a new job and they say, you'll get a $13MM bonus your first year on top of your yearly salary. Then when you walk in the door, they're like nahhhh, we just really wanted you here, and you're not gonna get that. We tricked you.
I'm not saying the kid isn't money hungry, but who in their right mind would stay in that environment to where they were literally bait and switched to play for a school.
Just gonna throw it out there, and I know all the pompous, holier than thous on the board will say they wouldn't, but if you tell me to take a new job and you'll give me $10MM on top of my normal salary, I'm gone. That's life changing, generational money. Kinda weird that no one points out the UF and the Donor are the adults tricking a 17/18 year old into signing with them and pull the plug.
Let's say you sign with a company for a new job and they say, you'll get a $13MM bonus your first year on top of your yearly salary. Then when you walk in the door, they're like nahhhh, we just really wanted you here, and you're not gonna get that. We tricked you.
I'm not saying the kid isn't money hungry, but who in their right mind would stay in that environment to where they were literally bait and switched to play for a school.
Just gonna throw it out there, and I know all the pompous, holier than thous on the board will say they wouldn't, but if you tell me to take a new job and you'll give me $10MM on top of my normal salary, I'm gone. That's life changing, generational money. Kinda weird that no one points out the UF and the Donor are the adults tricking a 17/18 year old into signing with them and pull the plug.
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That’s a horribly flawed analogy I keep seeing people using. Florida didn’t do anything but hold up their end of the bargain to offer a scholarship. Rashada’s beef is with a 3rd party, The Gator Collective.
how can you say he’s not chasing money when the only thing that changed was the money? The spot on the team was still there. The scholarship was still there. The free education was still there. The free room and board was still there.
Are you going to tell me that Napier and his team didn’t have anything to do with the offer? If they didn’t, then yeah, it’s flawed, but they did, and everyone knows it. Just like we know Beamer and co have something in place for Harbor if he comes. If they then table it, same situation.
The fact that y’all want to criticize an 18 year old for backing out because he was offered a boatload of money and the rug was pulled and place no blame on the adults that did it doesn’t make sense to me.
to reference my previous analogy, would you stay at said job that still had your normal salary of $100,000, even though they promised a bonus of $13MM- it’ll come if our normal customer buys what they have told us they will, and it’s definitely happening but once you clocked in, they told you never mind, that’s off the table. The customer doesn’t like our new hire. Or would you look for a different job? Especially when you’re extremely marketable.
