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Florida Gators (official thread)

Could the Gators face any NCAA repercussions from Rashada's claims?​

The NCAA alerted Florida almost a year ago that it was investigating claims that the football program had violated recruiting rules, according to documents obtained by The Associated Press. ESPN's Mark Schlabach confirmed the investigation was related to Rashada's recruitment.

Rashada claims in his lawsuit that Napier directly promised Rashada a $1 million payment from a booster if he signed with Florida, which would be a violation of the NCAA's policies. The NCAA penalized Florida State and suspended one of its coaches in January for getting involved in NIL offers made to a prospect.

However, the NCAA sent a letter to its schools in late February explaining that it was pausing all open enforcement cases "involving third-party participation in NIL-related activities" after a federal judge in Tennessee granted an injunction that prohibited the NCAA from enforcing some of its rules. That case was filed by Tennessee's attorney general after the NCAA opened an investigation into the Vols' recruiting tactics.

Any other high-profile enforcement actions taken by the NCAA -- such as a penalty for Napier or the Gators -- could invite additional lawsuits at a time when the association remains vulnerable to antitrust scrutiny, which makes it unlikely that any NCAA punishments could be coming soon.
Tennessee killed the NCAA ‘s ability to punish NIL violations.
 
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Florida Gators player arrested after traveling 150 mph while fleeing from police with marijuana: report

Michai Boireau, 18, enrolled in Florida this past January​

A rising freshman football player at Florida spent three days in jail after getting into a high-speed chase with police.

Michai Boireau, 18, was pulled over by police on Saturday night in Monroe County, Georgia, after going 86 mph northbound on Interstate 75, according to the Monroe County Reporter, citing a police report.

That is when, though, the defensive lineman turned off his lights and then traveled 150 mph to evade the police.

When the police finally got him, they discovered marijuana in his car.

According to the Monroe County Sheriff's Office website, he was hit with five charges: fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer (a felony), obstruction of law enforcement officers, speeding in excess of maximum limits, driving while having a suspended or revoked license, and reckless driving.
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The Gainesville Sun notes that Boireau is the second Florida player to be arrested this week after wide receiver Brian Green Jr. was arrested for first-degree battery after an alleged altercation with his girlfriend.

Just sayin": The Gators and Dawgs should have a player race car event at the Jacksonville Speedway to go with their annual "world's largest outdoor cocktail party" football game.,,,:lol:

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Florida Gators player arrested after traveling 150 mph while fleeing from police with marijuana: report

Michai Boireau, 18, enrolled in Florida this past January​

A rising freshman football player at Florida spent three days in jail after getting into a high-speed chase with police.

Michai Boireau, 18, was pulled over by police on Saturday night in Monroe County, Georgia, after going 86 mph northbound on Interstate 75, according to the Monroe County Reporter, citing a police report.

That is when, though, the defensive lineman turned off his lights and then traveled 150 mph to evade the police.

When the police finally got him, they discovered marijuana in his car.

According to the Monroe County Sheriff's Office website, he was hit with five charges: fleeing or attempting to elude a police officer (a felony), obstruction of law enforcement officers, speeding in excess of maximum limits, driving while having a suspended or revoked license, and reckless driving.
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The Gainesville Sun notes that Boireau is the second Florida player to be arrested this week after wide receiver Brian Green Jr. was arrested for first-degree battery after an alleged altercation with his girlfriend.

Just sayin": The Gators and Dawgs should have a player race car event at the Jacksonville Speedway to go with their annual "world's largest outdoor cocktail party" football game.,,,:lol:

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Of course there is a Georgia connection.
 
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Chicken shit state that doesn’t even love BBQ.

Can you imagine LSU saying “well fuck, we’re not going to be able to cook our way out of this” as their waters were overflowing with shrimp and crawdads?

2 year suspension from the SEC


more like lifetime ban.
and bring Arkansas with them, because those fucksticks would likely just turn them all into mascots instead of Bacon.



and this is why we should have just given Slidell to Mississippi.
if I ever run for Governor, that will be my platform.
 
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