re: Jaden Rashada sues Billy Napier, Florida booster over NIL deal

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I really don't think so.

They might think it's plausible, but they're not going to just trust a kid who was going down every possible avenue to get paid (and is continuing to do so) without ... any demonstrable evidence.

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For me to not buy his story, you have to give me an alternative story that explains what happened.

It was kind of the same thing for me with covid. In a normal year the number of deaths increases from 10,000 to 50,000 from the prior year in the US. This is simply a count of the number of people who died.

In the first year of Covid, it went up nearly 500,000 from the prior year. I'm open to the idea it wasn't covid, but you have to give me some alternative explanation for why an additional half million people died. Until you give me a viable alternative reason for the increase in deaths, I'm going to accept the one I've given.

So I'll ask again... what alternative story is there for Rashada leaving Miami for UF, then staying with UF after his deal was cancelled, then leaving UF after signing day if it isn't the story he presented?

So far the only story we have is "he was lied to by Hathcock, Napier and Castro-Walker". If you aren't going to give us another story that fits what happened, why do you think anyone wouldn't believe Rashada's story?