Tears Gator Tears

[Canes2082]

Add/drop is deadline is midnight but come on, he’s not enrolling early at UF

You guys need to cut ties and just move on from him before it gets any worse

 

[Canes2082]

Whoever Bobby is over there is pretty spot on here

 

[USNAVYCANE]

From On3

“Missing the deadline for drop/add doesn’t necessarily mean that Rashada won’t or can’t enroll at Florida. The University of Florida could make an exception for Rashada and allow him to enroll in classes and begin next week or for the summer.”

So many people would be extra mad at the special treatment.

 

[PIPO]

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Insider of the year candidate for 2023!!

 

[LokiCane]

 

[d--1]

Whoever Bobby is over there is pretty spot on here

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I'm still baffled every time I hear this "Miami came in out of nowhere" narrative from Gator fans. Do they just not even look at the history of his recruitment? Like at all? He was basically on commit-watch to Miami months before Florida was in the picture. I'm not even saying that in a Miami >> UF way. It's just how his recruitment went.

 

[Cajuncane]

Just call me “ NOTRASCAJUN”… .saw this coming waaaaaaaaaay back.

 

[Brains]

Just call me “ NOTRASCAJUN”… .saw this coming waaaaaaaaaay back.

The Oracle of Opelousas.

 

[Cajuncane]

The Oracle of Opelousas.

The Nostradamus of New Orleans..

 

[jd716]

He did. But also supported Rashada’s position. 247 is all out shaming UF so they come up with the money promised. It reminded me of Herbstreit’s diatribe about Miami - we all know what that did. Supposedly UF can “stretch” the enrollment to Monday somehow. 247 WANTS Rashada at UF.

I worked in UF admissions, that's almost NEVER allowed. That's a huge concession being made for an athlete when other VIPs kids were wait listed or denied.

 

[PalyCane]

The contract was with the Gator Collective ... it has NO assets ... it is a pass through from the various booster groups created to fund the different NIL programs (football, baseball, basketball etc ... different groups fund each sport). It is operated by a Gator alum who is an NIL attorney and reportedly more than a casual consumer of alcoholic beverages!!

Is it really the case the GC has no assets or income? Is it a new entity (created to support UF NIL deals), or has it been operating previously as a booster club?

If it truly is a brand new entity with no money coming into its bank accounts and/or no history of previous revenues from dues, etc I could imagine some problems for the founders.

Presumably GC is organized and limited liability entity. But there are still things required in order to preserve the corporate form, including minimum capitalization requirements. In other words, you or I can't go form Canes Collective LLC, put no money in it, and turn around tomorrow and enter into a $13MM contract that we don't financially fulfill, without exposing ourselves to personal liability for the breach of contract.

I don't know if this is the situation for GC, but if they are brand new entity, with no money/capital and they entered into a $13MM contract that they can't honor...that's potentially a big problem for the founders.

 

[RVACane]

Someone said UF admissions closes at 4:30 today... When should we expect the news that confirms Rashada wants to be released from his NLI ??

They were wrong. That was from On3 apparently- wrong again. They really are trash. I think they had til midnight.

 

[RVACane]

If @The Franchise was here, he'd be saying:

"Hugh HaveNoCock" and the rest of these clowns deserve each other. We should pay them for the glory of the tears

He’d have a field day with that guy, between his looks and name, but I don’t think he ever posted in this thread.

 

[RVACane]

We have an OL doing the same.

Webb just signed with them as a freshman. Clark just got recruited over by Mario in the portal.

 

[DTP]

Modern day panhandling.

Nah. Panhandling is begging for money. This dude is literally saying he’s open to endorsing a product for money. Huge difference. Especially since he likely doesn’t have an agent to set up deals for him.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

From On3

“Missing the deadline for drop/add doesn’t necessarily mean that Rashada won’t or can’t enroll at Florida. The University of Florida could make an exception for Rashada and allow him to enroll in classes and begin next week or for the summer.”

Look, that's a bunch of on3 bull****. Nobody is saying he can't enroll at Florida EVENTUALLY, just that he missed the deadline FOR SPRING SEMESTER.

The part of the sentence that says UF could make an exception for Rashada and allow him to enroll "and begin next week"? How? On what planet? That might pose a problem both from the NCAA standpoint and the college accreditation standpoint. Neither governing body is going to be very happy to see the "flagship" state university bending its rules for ONE PERSON, just so they can enjoy some football recruiting success. The NCAA's expectation is that each university apply its rules equally, not just to make random exceptions whenever it suits them.

And what are the grounds for such an exception? Rashada was IN FLORIDA two weeks before enrollment. There were no blizzards in Florida. There is ample public record showing that Rashada voluntarily returned to California over a dispute NOT involving the University of Florida itself (NIL is separate). There were no problems with Rashada's financial aid, he has a full ride. So what in God's name would UiF use as justification for "making an exception"?

Now, summer enrollment is different. If everyone wants to ride with that, fine. And, as a California resident, Rashada COULD even get paid before his enrollment, assuming of course that the NCAA eventually finds that these collectives are legal and making valid payments (would NOT have been a problem with LifeWallet).

Good luck, Rashada family, you're going to need it.

 

[TheOriginalCane]

Well. On3 Gator board claiming deadline is 11:59pm.

Who in the registrar's office is going to be working at 11:59 pm?

Who am I kidding, this is Hogtown, some UiF employee will be in the office working out of fear of reprisal from Gaytor fans, just like that impound lot owner who was threatened by Gaytor fans and intimidated into not pressing charges when that Gaytor football player illegally went into the impound and "took back" his car without paying the fine.

 

[Ispyin]

Look, that's a bunch of on3 bull****. Nobody is saying he can't enroll at Florida EVENTUALLY, just that he missed the deadline FOR SPRING SEMESTER.

The part of the sentence that says UF could make an exception for Rashada and allow him to enroll "and begin next week"? How? On what planet? That might pose a problem both from the NCAA standpoint and the college accreditation standpoint. Neither governing body is going to be very happy to see the "flagship" state university bending its rules for ONE PERSON, just so they can enjoy some football recruiting success. The NCAA's expectation is that each university apply its rules equally, not just to make random exceptions whenever it suits them.

And what are the grounds for such an exception? Rashada was IN FLORIDA two weeks before enrollment. There were no blizzards in Florida. There is ample public record showing that Rashada voluntarily returned to California over a dispute NOT involving the University of Florida itself (NIL is separate). There were no problems with Rashada's financial aid, he has a full ride. So what in God's name would UiF use as justification for "making an exception"?

Now, summer enrollment is different. If everyone wants to ride with that, fine. And, as a California resident, Rashada COULD even get paid before his enrollment, assuming of course that the NCAA eventually finds that these collectives are legal and making valid payments (would NOT have been a problem with LifeWallet).

Good luck, Rashada family, you're going to need it.

Correct they might make an exception with justification for a kid recovering from cancer, not for a kid that is going to be a cancer to the school

 

[Ispyin]

Was it over when the gators bombed with Jaden Rashada? No!

 

[Canes2082]

Look, that's a bunch of on3 bull****. Nobody is saying he can't enroll at Florida EVENTUALLY, just that he missed the deadline FOR SPRING SEMESTER.

The part of the sentence that says UF could make an exception for Rashada and allow him to enroll "and begin next week"? How? On what planet? That might pose a problem both from the NCAA standpoint and the college accreditation standpoint. Neither governing body is going to be very happy to see the "flagship" state university bending its rules for ONE PERSON, just so they can enjoy some football recruiting success. The NCAA's expectation is that each university apply its rules equally, not just to make random exceptions whenever it suits them.

And what are the grounds for such an exception? Rashada was IN FLORIDA two weeks before enrollment. There were no blizzards in Florida. There is ample public record showing that Rashada voluntarily returned to California over a dispute NOT involving the University of Florida itself (NIL is separate). There were no problems with Rashada's financial aid, he has a full ride. So what in God's name would UiF use as justification for "making an exception"?

Now, summer enrollment is different. If everyone wants to ride with that, fine. And, as a California resident, Rashada COULD even get paid before his enrollment, assuming of course that the NCAA eventually finds that these collectives are legal and making valid payments (would NOT have been a problem with LifeWallet).

Good luck, Rashada family, you're going to need it.

The minute they make an exception for him they have to make one for every student or else you allowing an impermissible benefit