Jaden Rashada Crying to the Media About Playing Himself

[UMFarArcher]

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.

I disagree.

Outrageous greed reared it's ugly head - pure, ugly greed led to them shooting themselves in the head.

Happens in Hollywood, on Wall Street, at the tables in Vegas - everywhere.

You keep pushing "all in," and you WILL lose. The chase bites you.

Rashada should never again trust one word of his parents, or parasitic coaches who led to his debacle of greed.

Serves everyone right. And should be a lesson to others.

Value is determined by the buyer. NOT the seller.

If he'd performed - he'd have gotten larger and more value-added revenue.

They oversold.

 

[EudocimusAlbus]

I disagree.

Outrageous greed reared it's ugly head - pure, ugly greed led to them shooting themselves in the head.

Happens in Hollywood, on Wall Street, at the tables in Vegas - everywhere.

You keep pushing "all in," and you WILL lose. The chase bites you.

Rashada should never again trust one word of his parents, or parasitic coaches who led to his debacle of greed.

Serves everyone right. And should be a lesson to others.

Value is determined by the buyer. NOT the seller.

If he'd performed - he'd have gotten larger and more value-added revenue.

They oversold.

While i don’t disagree, you are missing some of my point. You’re asking a 17 year old to basically make a decision on his own regarding millions of dollars a few years beyond puberty. Imagine not being able to trust the coaches or parents that helped mentor you or train you to be in the exact position you are in.

 

[FuriousStyles]

In hindsight… it looks like he used us. Never intended to stay committed to us and used our “guaranteed” money to drive up his value to get more money from where he wanted to be. It was his handlers pulling those strings and there isn’t much Jaden could’ve done about that. His dad laid a plan and he followed it and why wouldn’t he? Most of us would follow our dad’s direction too.

Problem was dad had a **** plan and gave his son a bad name. Tried to be slick and it didn’t work.

 

[dk72]

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

No, he and his dad let their greed overcome any semblance of common sense, due diligence, and rational thought. They definitely played themselves and its a good lesson for others.

 

[305to954]

No, he and his dad let their greed overcome any semblance of common sense, due diligence, and rational thought. They definitely played themselves and its a good lesson for others.

I don’t think it’s a lack of common sense to think a SEC school like University of Florida wouldn’t have partners participating in frivolous activities..it’s not like he was in a agreement with USF or something outrageously far fetched. the family doesn’t hold the L. The University of Florida does..I think the lesson learned is for schools going forward..because best believe rashadas family likely has grounds to sue because of this. Especially if as reported paperwork was signed and a agreement was reached about a number then turned out the money was fake

 

[Brains]

from Life Wallet to light wallet

We need to put up a billboard on 75 that says this underneath Gator collective and a silhouette of their ringleaders.

@RVACane @Baba Yaga @PIPO

 

[hotshot]

Hope everyone in Miami connected with Rashada has all their ducks in a row. You know if there's an "investigation," we'll be part of it.

 

[UMFarArcher]

While i don’t disagree, you are missing some of my point. You’re asking a 17 year old to basically make a decision on his own regarding millions of dollars a few years beyond puberty. Imagine not being able to trust the coaches or parents that helped mentor you or train you to be in the exact position you are in.

I don't think I'm missing the point.

When you're asked to bounce around chasing the highest dollars - and you do - that shows where YOUR head and heart are.

You want to play for a team - for the right reasons - you'll do so and not be told time and again to change your mind and chase the dollars. Because one day, the dollars don't show up, dry up, or just disappear.

Hard lesson.

Maybe he learned something - besides how big of dumbazss his father and coach were.

FIRST RULE OF BS'ing: Never start believing your own BS.

 

[Aldmia]

For you legal types out there. Does Lifewallet have a case for interfering with their business with no intent to follow thru? Could a case to cause harm be possible.

 

[Ispyin]

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.

It’s even more universal than that. When parents are involved in any children prodigy careers like acting or music as an example the same **** happens. watched it personally. The ones that you have seen like Britney Spears are nothing compared to others that have never really hit the Public