Billy Napier path out of Florida

[GreatestStory]

If the conversation wasn't recorded, good luck. And not sure if Florida is a 2 party consent state as far as recording.

Florida law requires all involved parties to give legal consent before a private conversation may be recorded. So yes, Florida is a two party consent state.

[jaxmc1023]

Reading this kid's story from high school to now makes me feel sorry for him..

His dad has peddled him all over the country since he was 14 years old, handing out commitments to the highest bidder under his son's name until that name eventually is worth nothing at all.

[Big Buds]

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 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.

[R1Letterman]

Wow. Ha. LoL... also says the collective is disbanded

https://www.foxsports.com/stories/co...r-14m-nil-deal

[R1Letterman]

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.

Or if he just wanted to be mediocre and take a step fwd and two steps back every couple years until pension. Ha- signed fish haters

[R1Letterman]

Reading this kid's story from high school to now makes me feel sorry for him..

His dad has peddled him all over the country since he was 14 years old, handing out commitments to the highest bidder under his son's name until that name eventually is worth nothing at all.

Funny how many whose father's were athletes seem more in need of more money. If i was giving out scholarships or payments i might spend the money in the reverse order and pay athletes families last and those who need it more first. Or at very least if the athlete needs it that should be yet another argument against these payments

[CajunVic]

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.

[facelessjonmoon]

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.

He left before NIL and the transfer portal fully kicked in. His stock was at it's high point.

If he had stayed and top players portaled out for more money his market value could have easily fallen

[SlickRick]

He was very aware of what was coming down the road with NIL. I asked just before his last season what he was doing with 8 QBs on the roster and he said, "hey man, you haven't hear about NIL?" I'm paraphrasing, but you get my drift. Had he stayed, maybe we are still winning championships and possibly had the financial support to fend off some NIL offers from other schools. We'll never know what may have happened. It doesn't look too good for him today. It will be interesting because this won't be the first lawsuit in the new age of NIL.

[Boomer]

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.

…..Fla…no income tax!