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Yep I've signed multiple things through DocuSign, including home closings.
While sitting on a boat in Waccasassa Bay? Why yes, yes I have.
Yep I've signed multiple things through DocuSign, including home closings.
@On3Recruits: BREAKING Florida has officially granted 4-star QB Jaden Rashada release from his National Letter of Intent, per @Pete_Nakos96.
More: Florida Gators release Jaden Rashada from National Letter of Intent
Its not a contract with the league, that's the problem. Sure Trask can make 800k a season for the next 4 years but 30 million off endorsements if someone wanted to pay it. I have a feeling this Rojas character promised the world and then peaced out, depending on what paperwork was shuffled back and forth and what promises were made, you might find the Collective going into bankruptcy protection at some point.“There's a league-wide limit on the total amount of compensation for rookies with specific salary parameters for each draft slot. Teams have maximum and minimum amounts that can be spent on their picks based on draft position.
All contracts for draft choices are four years. Each pick in the draft has a salary floor and ceiling in the first year and over the four years of the contract. There are very few negotiable items with rookie contracts anymore.”
You would think the big universities would be using this public information as somewhat of a guideline from maybe the second round of the draft?
They Really love the Gators over there.Front page of ESPN.
@pdizz22: tweet of the year
@On3Recruits: BREAKING Florida has officially granted 4-star QB Jaden Rashada release from his National Letter of Intent, per @Pete_Nakos96.
More: Florida Gators release Jaden Rashada from National Letter of Intent
@pdizz22: tweet of the year
the bigger issue if true, and whats beginning to be lost in all this, is why in the cinnamon toast FCK is a pencil necked gumby looking MFer getting 6/7 mil a year deals for doing absolutely nothing yet in college?This makes as lot more sense as to why both sides have been ultra quiet about it.
That should be the kids problem, not ours.
Glad we are walking away from that and this is going to be a major part of what is wrong with this crap.
I mean, the money is what it is, however it's the details in these contracts that none of these fuching kids or their parents are going to thoroughly pay attention to. And it's not like these people have lawyers already backing them, most of the time.the bigger issue if true, and whats beginning to be lost in in all this, is why in the cinnamon toast FCK is a pencil necked gumbi looking MFer getting 6/7 mil a year deals for doing absolutely nothing yet in college?
They get away with slanted reporting here because it has been reported that the deal was $13 million, but the reports have never been credible.
@pdizz22: tweet of the year
if it was negated on 12/7......were we negligent?My read- pitiful. So it does appear from that, if factual, we could have been somewhat negligent in our review or due diligence in understanding what we were agreeing to?
What I took from the article is that our collective did not take the time, have the legal wherewithal, or the council to understand what we might be agreeing to and subsequently liable for. Did you take from it that it was Rashada who in some way is at fault?if it was negated on 12/7......were we negligent?
Seems to me he still signed 2 weeks AFTER that.