Jaden Rashada joins powerhouse Arizona State; named starting QB as true freshman

[Back Alley Gator]

How crazy is it that at one point we had Stokes and Rashada and now we have neither.
Monday morning QB here but at the time I did not like getting rid of Stokes. That decision might come back to bite us in the butt.

That was woke pandering bullchit at its finest.

 

[Spurffelbow833]

NIL, NLI--could the whole thing have been a misunderstanding because someone in the process has dyslexia?

 

[B52G8rAC]

Damn! So you DO have some fight and some vindictiveness in ya!

Yep, when it involves family, country or reputation. You do know I am a trained killer, right?

 

[Egor's Assistant]

No Offense, but perhaps Howard Walker took a look and found the offense offensive?

Perhaps he wanted to be in the hands of capable QB whisperer. Or at the very least have a position coach to help develop his skills.

 

[aka]

I doubt top rated guys , or any of them really, make these decisions based on one thing.

 

[Egor's Assistant]

I doubt top rated guys , or any of them really, make these decisions based on one thing.

It's two things actually....... playing time and $$$$$$

 

[Dunder]

Who should we get all excited about next only to be massively let down? Can I get any traction going on Sam Huard?

 

[dz_23]

Can we close this topic, who cares at this point?

 

[gatormandan]

Can we close this topic, who cares at this point?

Really. Why should we care about an NIL deal gone wrong that makes the university look like a joke? Nothing to see here. Watch for every announcer for every game we play next year talk about the failure to close the deal with a committed 5 star QB. No biggie. That should help us going forward.

 

[Bernardo de la Paz]

https://www.miamiherald.com/sports/college/article271290872.html

Maybe deserves its own thread


Florida considers changing name, image, likeness law to level the playing field

A proposal began moving forward Tuesday in the Florida House that would allow colleges and universities to steer endorsement deals and compensation opportunities toward student-athletes.

The House Postsecondary Education & Workforce Subcommittee unanimously approved the bill (HB 99). The measure would make a significant change to a law, known as a name, image and likeness law, that allows college athletes to get paid.

The Legislature passed the law in 2020, and it went into effect in July 2021. Under the law, colleges and universities and their employees are barred from causing “compensation to be directed” to student-athletes.

The proposal filed for the 2023 legislative session would eliminate that restriction.

Florida was one of six states that enacted athlete-pay laws that forbid schools and booster organizations from getting involved in athletes securing deals, a House staff analysis said.

 

[Gator98MD]

Howard wants to play for an offensive mastermind.

 

[soflagator]

Who should we get all excited about next only to be massively let down? Can I get any traction going on Sam Huard?

I imagine you probably could. But please, no pics or even stories about it. This is a family site, and it’s almost dinner time. Enjoy though.

 

[jdh5484]

https://www.miamiherald.com/sports/college/article271290872.html

Maybe deserves its own thread


Florida considers changing name, image, likeness law to level the playing field

A proposal began moving forward Tuesday in the Florida House that would allow colleges and universities to steer endorsement deals and compensation opportunities toward student-athletes.

The House Postsecondary Education & Workforce Subcommittee unanimously approved the bill (HB 99). The measure would make a significant change to a law, known as a name, image and likeness law, that allows college athletes to get paid.

The Legislature passed the law in 2020, and it went into effect in July 2021. Under the law, colleges and universities and their employees are barred from causing “compensation to be directed” to student-athletes.

The proposal filed for the 2023 legislative session would eliminate that restriction.

Florida was one of six states that enacted athlete-pay laws that forbid schools and booster organizations from getting involved in athletes securing deals, a House staff analysis said.

Yes, it does... deserve its own thread. But I think.there is one?

 

[Gatorbait25]

The Rashada family are a bunch of bums and punks . They can go break a leg for all I care

 

[oxrageous]

Really. Why should we care about an NIL deal gone wrong that makes the university look like a joke? Nothing to see here. Watch for every announcer for every game we play next year talk about the failure to close the deal with a committed 5 star QB. No biggie. That should help us going forward.

I think Rashada looks far worse than UF - no fans like this NIL crapola.

 

[t-gator]

How crazy is it that at one point we had Stokes and Rashada and now we have neither.
Monday morning QB here but at the time I did not like getting rid of Stokes. That decision might come back to bite us in the butt.

It most certainly will not

 

[gatormandan]

I think Rashada looks far worse than UF - no fans like this NIL crapola.

Maybe. No matter what we will be the topic of conversation for some time to come.

 

[gardnerwebbgator]

Lavar Ball 2.0 and his punk ass kid belong with Prime Slime in Boulder. A match made in heaven.

 

[Detroitgator]

Don't release him. Let the NIL entity sue him and his parents for breach of contract. Ruin the whole mess, lawyers and all and put it on national media every day. No mercy, no quarter.

This is what I said I think almost 2 weeks ago now... deny it, hopefully the NCAA sticks with UF, and never release him... Union busting 101.

 

[Egor's Assistant]

https://www.miamiherald.com/sports/college/article271290872.html

Maybe deserves its own thread


Florida considers changing name, image, likeness law to level the playing field

A proposal began moving forward Tuesday in the Florida House that would allow colleges and universities to steer endorsement deals and compensation opportunities toward student-athletes.

The House Postsecondary Education & Workforce Subcommittee unanimously approved the bill (HB 99). The measure would make a significant change to a law, known as a name, image and likeness law, that allows college athletes to get paid.

The Legislature passed the law in 2020, and it went into effect in July 2021. Under the law, colleges and universities and their employees are barred from causing “compensation to be directed” to student-athletes.

The proposal filed for the 2023 legislative session would eliminate that restriction.

Florida was one of six states that enacted athlete-pay laws that forbid schools and booster organizations from getting involved in athletes securing deals, a House staff analysis said.

Okay, now we're getting somewhere. Politicians fuched it up. This explains a ton. Fix it fast, please.