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Yahoo Sports national columnist Dan Wetzel is joined by senior college football reporter Ross Dellenger and Sports Illustrated’s Pat Forde to discuss the Jaden Rashada-Florida situation and its potential impact on the future of college football, particularly from an NIL perspective. Hear the full conversation on the “College Football Enquirer” podcast – and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you listen.
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It’s certainly an unwelcome headline for Billy Napier who’s had enough unwelcome headlines mostly because he hasn’t won very much in his first couple of years and is heading into a, a must win season.
But as you said, this, this could be like a house house of cards that is easily blown over, but it does reveal, you know, at least one side’s uh alleged dealings of, of an absolutely screwball deal.
The likes of which, you know, used to probably go on a lot under the table behind the scenes and this one became much more public, but when you had various schools sliding various payments to players to try to get them, um There was a lot of rumor about what was going on.
Now, we this is, we’re seeing how the sausage is getting made here in the nil era in some places, some of it’s fine, but this is uh this is pretty wild and yeah, Rhoda has involved three of his four schools in his one season of a, as a college football player in this lawsuit, Miami where he was committed.
Florida where he was signed Arizona State where he transferred.
Oh, but now, Georgia where he’s apparently allegedly going to play and yeah, he was an ok player.
Uh you know, he was a true freshman on a bad team, so I don’t know how much to read into the numbers, but he played three games.
He was there one victories over Southern Utah.
You’re gonna have boosters gather together, they’re gonna disguise deals as nil and…
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Publish date : 2024-05-22 19:08:05
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