Now he's not playing against Syracuse
LSU's Guice is in some hot water
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Now he's not playing against Syracuse
Didn't happen at UF. Nothing to see here.
Range Rover's are dirt cheap, what's the big deal.
Can't a loving son get his mom a nice gift?
Can we retroactively suspend Trent Richardson for that Caddy he was rolling around Tuscaloosa in?
That's Bama which is different
Which one...he had 3 ;)
Yeah, there was an article that had about 6 cars linked to him or his mom.
Guice's other car. The one for public consumption. Dumb mofo.
Not to mention the 3 houses. Dude had one for his mom...one for his baby momma and one for himself
I Gotta give him credit ...he was living it up!
For the 1,000,000th time as longs a pro prospects can:
1. borrow money to take out an million or multi-million dollar insurance policy within NCAA rules.
2. Borrow against the value of that policy and still not run afoul of NCAA rules.
guys who are clear NFL prospects will be driving around in expensive cars and maybe even buying on for their mom or someone else.
1. borrow money to take out an million or multi-million dollar insurance policy within NCAA rules.
2. Borrow against the value of that policy and still not run afoul of NCAA rules.
guys who are clear NFL prospects will be driving around in expensive cars and maybe even buying on for their mom or someone else.
Unless these policies carry a cash surrender value, and it doesn't sound like they do, then you are essentially making an unsecured loan. Yes, yes I know, banks make loans like this all the time. But they don't make them to broke ass people.
I am not sure the NCAA has not closed up this loophole, but for years this has been players all over the SEC including UF have had big cars.
All I am saying is that there is no real value to these policies that a bank would use them as collateral. That's not to say some dumbass banker wouldn't make an unsound loan. It happens, but there is a lot of risk in that from a regulatory standpoint. I think a banker in Ohio gave an auto loan to Lebron's mom when he was a Senior in HS. Of course none of it matters to the NCAA unless it came from a booster or alumni.
Our guys want to know if the dealership will take a credit card.
I don't even know how these kids from the hood afford all those tats. I hadn't heard about Richardson.
I was curious about that insurance stuff. In the first place, what insurance company is dumb enough to insure a football player and second, who loans them the money. The premiums would have to be enormous.
