Billy Napier path out of Florida

[CajunVic]

Billy could have had $3 Mill/Year for 30 years at Louisiana if he wanted to build a dynasty. He took a gamble most of us would take.

does anyone really believe this

[Cajun Bullet]

billy didnt have a better chance to make 7m a year at UL. he is in year 3, so he has made over 20m. Rightfully so, he made the correct business decision to leave UL. No one turns down that kind of offer in any profession.

Billy made the right decision for him and his family when he left and went to Florida. You can't blame him for that.

[R1Letterman]

Rashada is suing on counts of fraudulent misrepresentation, fraudulent inducement, aiding and abetting fraud, civil conspiracy to commit fraud, negligent misrepresentations, tortious interference, aiding and abetting tortious interference and vicarious liability.

Many here felt that Napier the god did many of these things to Louisiana as he departed then came back to poach players.

Maybe they were correct and we should stop worshipping this faux god.

Maybe if damages are awarded we should get a cut or bringb the case right after

[R1Letterman]

…..Fla…no income tax!

In pro sports they have to prorate their income based on where games are, and file for many different states, why should college be different

[R1Letterman]

Billy made the right decision for him and his family when he left and went to Florida. You can't blame him for that.

Everyone always seem to say that but will anyone ever know.

[R1Letterman]

does anyone really believe this

Well it be lower than the rate of inflation

[R1Letterman]

A transfer from az state led to violations, are they looking at all sun devil transfers??

[jaxmc1023]

Billy made the right decision for him and his family when he left and went to Florida. You can't blame him for that.

He had pretty good recruiting success here using the Robichaux Way ("raising young men, not football players")..

Then he goes to Florida where players -- and more importantly, parents -- are solely concerned with NIL money + NFL draft prospects.. His classes were good but that's easy to do when you're handing out $13m offers that apparently aren't even real..

He's unfortunately proven that he's not a P2 coach. Question now is does he find his way back to success at a smaller school, or spiral uncontrollably until he's coaching high school like Hudspeth

[Big Buds]

does anyone really believe this

Does it really matter? It’s my take damnit!

[CajunSID]

He had pretty good recruiting success here using the Robichaux Way ("raising young men, not football players")..

Then he goes to Florida where players -- and more importantly, parents -- are solely concerned with NIL money + NFL draft prospects.. His classes were good but that's easy to do when you're handing out $13m offers that apparently aren't even real..

He's unfortunately proven that he's not a P2 coach. Question now is does he find his way back to success at a smaller school, or spiral uncontrollably until he's coaching high school like Hudspeth

He inherited an abyss at UF, a school that had fallen behind its peers in recruiting, resources and had its own serious internal challenges.

I think the only thing he’s proven is he took the wrong job. But he got financial security, and I bet he’s more careful in choosing the next opportunity that comes his way if he does lose the UF job.