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4-star QB recruit Jaden Rashada announced his commitment to. the Miami Hurricanes on Sunday. Since the controversy has been brewing over whether Rashada was offered a lucrative NIL deal to attend Florida over Miami. Michael W. Caspino of Forward Counsel in California recently told On3 Sports that Rashada left "million on the table" by choosing the Canes over an $11 million offer he claim came from the Florida boosters group Gator Collective. Here was Gator Collective response to that...
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epicopt116•35 months
This is Great!! This stuff will continue and get worse. I hope these boosters lose alot of money on bust players. I hate to say it but I hope this really gives a giant hit to college sports. And I lived for college football for most of my life.
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Victorio•35 months
College sports going down hill fast, this is now what we prioritize 11 million for a ball player.

Common sense, really is gone it seems.
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Sevensblue•35 months
Why is this such a big deal? When the Tennessee kid got paid people didn’t b?tch and moan as much...
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TDsngumbo•35 months
Did the recruit himself write this? Holy shite the grammatical errors are astounding.
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Tiger in Texas•35 months
NIL is going to destroy college football quicker than anyone could have anticipated...
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eugene1928LSU•35 months
It will but not as quick as Brandon bi dumb has ruined our economy.
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Tigerdad2001•35 months
Both are already ruined (College football and our economy)!
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kajunman•35 months
A 4 star offered 11 million ? That's a big ole NAH for me.
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rob62•35 months
Is it possible that Sunbelt Billy may be in over his head?
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SulphursFinest•35 months
I think the majority of coaches are in over their head with this NIL stuff.
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BobABooey•35 months
Can you imagine being a Gator fan? What a miserable, low-life existence you’d lead.
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BIGJLAW•35 months
Better than the third world country better known as Louisiana.
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WildTchoupitoulas•35 months
"Gator Collective"?
Resistance is futile.
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Mr. Hangover•35 months
STFU you liberal pussy
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Shaq4prez•35 months
let me interpret: We tried but our bag wasn't big enough.
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BLG•35 months
if we believe the guy's story, 11 million is a bigger bag than 9 million. Right?
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