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Jaden Rashada Crying to the Media About Playing Himself

Cane_lover said:
Seems like recruits that have a lot of drama around their recruiting process fail to reach their potential a lot more than recruits that don’t have drama. Just my opinion and I don’t have data to support my opinion.
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There does seem to be a correlation. Also with college basketball recruits.
 
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It’s crazy to me some of these NIL deals are paying college athletes more than guys in the NFL make.

I’m curious to know which financial group set the market so high and if it’ll balance itself out.
 
grover said:
When parents are involved in managing their kids’ athletic career high, I always see a red flag. Robert Marve's, dad, Jarren Williams’s dad, lots of examples. Heck Jake Garcia’s parents divorced so he could play football as a high school senior in Georgia. I hope the kid either comes back to the Canes once we have a new OC or find a spot and has a good career cause he seems like a good kid. But his parents are a little psycho.
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Lol they just “divorced” so he could play and have a chance at making millions.. very Psychotic! Even his NIL money when he becomes a d-1 starter could be life changing if they’re smart.. they seem smart lol.
 
With hundreds watching the passing drills from the stands at Redondo Union High School, Rashada struggled mightily; he repeatedly misfired on throws to receivers. Event organizers said Rashada appeared to be visibly stressed by the attention. A reporter covering the finals for The Athletic spotted him in tears.
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P*SSY!
 
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Jit was lied to and misled. Bottomline. No reason to pile on jit. He ain’t know UF was funny money and dealing frivolous activities
Disappointed Money GIF by G2 Esports
 
TheUBack said:
Million Dollar Arm and 10 Cent Head Rashada and his team is whining and crying to the media about playing himself. This article is a ton of self-serving cap. He was bellyaching to The Athletic. Ain't nobody got money to spend to read online content, so I got a link for everyone to read about the idiot jabroni below. Archive.today defeats any/all paywalls. Enjoy the nonsense.

Rashada Crying to the Media
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“ committing to Miami during a televised announcement and two days after a report claimed Rashada secured a $9.5 million name, image and likeness (NIL) deal from a Miami booster.”

Now let’s see how the journalist portrays his commitment to ufag

“Rashada flipped his commitment from Miami to rival Florida and signed an NIL contract with the Gator Collective, a booster group that isn’t affiliated with Florida’s athletic department.”


Blow me
 
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Hope that he finds some success. Looks like a situation where his parent's involvement absolutely screwed him by the pressure they put on him. UF was never going to pay up. Their plan was to wave around this very unrealistic offer and per the termination clause of their agreement, back out at the last second, and see if they could lowball him.

His parents may have also thought that the offer was bogus but that they could use it as leverage with other schools who could also make substantial offers. Either way, UF showed their word is no good, and the kid's parents cost him millions of dollars.
 
EudocimusAlbus said:
Don’t know the background of the family but will assume this was this largest ”potential” bag opportunity they’d ever seen. As a grown *** man, Im sure I‘d struggle with the choices. Imagine the amount of BS these kids and family have to sort through to finalize a commitment let alone also negotiate NIL deals. Seems like a lot of pressure for a kid who just learned to wipe his ***. My .2.
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I don't know man. Is it that hard? Negotiate a deal with a billionaire on his company payroll, or a bunch of nerds promising money? Reports are he had to return some of Ruiz's pay for a no-show appointment. Seems like a no brainer to go with the guaranteed life changing money.

Pure greed brought them back in UFs arms and I find it hilarious.
 
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mirvin88 said:
I don't know man. Is it that hard? Negotiate a deal with a billionaire on his company payroll, or a bunch of nerds promising money? Reports are he had to return some of Ruiz's pay for a no-show appointment. Seems like a no brainer to go with the guaranteed life changing money.

Pure greed brought them back in UFs arms and I find it hilarious.
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He returned the 125k lifewallet paid for breach of contract
 
FL Cane said:
Hope that he finds some success. Looks like a situation where his parent's involvement absolutely screwed him by the pressure they put on him. UF was never going to pay up. Their plan was to wave around this very unrealistic offer and per the termination clause of their agreement, back out at the last second, and see if they could lowball him.

His parents may have also thought that the offer was bogus but that they could use it as leverage with other schools who could also make substantial offers. Either way, UF showed their word is no good, and the kid's parents cost him millions of dollars.
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Dad and qb coach screwed him no doubt but he screwed himself choosing asu over TCU
 
da truth said:
He returned the 125k lifewallet paid for breach of contract
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Ok that's what I remember. If that's true then Ruiz had all but guaranteed that original deal. They gave up guaranteed money because a bunch of nobodies with no money told them they would pay them more. I wonder if they said that out loud before deciding...
 
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mirvin88 said:
Ok that's what I remember. If that's true then Ruiz had all but guaranteed that original deal. They gave up guaranteed money because a bunch of nobodies with no money told them they would pay them more. I wonder if they said that out loud before deciding...
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My thinking is that they may have realized that UF couldn't actually pay out their deal but that they'd use the offer as leverage with other schools. Probably weren't betting on Mario and others just cutting their losses and pulling the deals. Ruiz has shown that he pays out his deals. They should've never considered working with a broke collective.
 
Lokest said:
At the end of the day he needs to ask himself why he is in this situation out of all the highly rated QBs that got paid and signed with little to no issues.
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Totally agree, but the one's most in need of asking how they got where they are tend to be the least likely to ask. Way easier to blame others.
 
mirvin88 said:
I don't know man. Is it that hard? Negotiate a deal with a billionaire on his company payroll, or a bunch of nerds promising money? Reports are he had to return some of Ruiz's pay for a no-show appointment. Seems like a no brainer to go with the guaranteed life changing money.

Pure greed brought them back in UFs arms and I find it hilarious.
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Well we only know what’s being reported correct? We don’t exactly know how many people or what exactly was being told to who correct? You think he only had a couple of guys in his ear pitching NIL deals and schools? How many deals have you honestly done in your career worth a few mil? Not for your company but personally? Idk about you but some things just aren’t that straight forward at least as portrayed is all I’m saying. again, idk the family but if you are working pay check to pay check and all of a sudden you may have a golden ticket who may or may not pan out, the pressure is absolutely on, and in hindsight sounds like a no brainer, but you just don’t know. Maybe you grew up around money, but I know poor fairly well and the topic of money can do some tricky **** to people. This could very well be pure greed, and people trying to be slick, but ultimately this kid may have just lost the biggest bag of his and his familys life. Not certain how you laugh at that. It’s incredibly unfortunate.
 
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