This booster is saying Henderson isnt worth the money he wants

[Titletown]

Calm down.

Because we don't sign a player doesn't mean the coaches can't recruit. Some of these players want too much money.

Gators Booster Sounds Off on Five-Star's Recruitment

Once the leaders for five-star edge rusher Trenton Henderson, the Florida Gators now appear to be trailing a heated rival.

www.si.com

 

[Fun & Gun]

That's not good for us. Someone from the staff, FV or the AD should tell him to log off and STFU.

We appreciate you giving but putting up with you tweeting isn't worth it.

Don't let the door hit ya on the way out.

 

[drumlin]

As I've written before, there's still a long way to go until signing day, and the way things have gone, even then it's not final.
But there's a few things that confuse me a little bit, now with the House settlement being applied - which I thought was going to start July 1. The players now will be paid through money from revenue sharing, which is capped at $20.5M for ALL sports. So football will be allocated some amount less than that as decided by individual schools - I thought I've read somewhere along the lines of $15M or so. The other thing was that I thought that any NIL deal over $600 had to be cleared as being a legitimate NIL deal as opposed to pay-for-play as it is now. Since these are new rules, it remains to be seen how things shake out with the current recruiting class in the end.

 

[From the Swamp]

I don't think there will be a hard cap. Look at what Texas Tech is doing. They are paying players across all the sports outrageous money all because they have a billionaire donor. They gave a softball player more than our top football players earn.

 

[GatorDMD]

It's never going to work unless everyone in division one has to play by the same rules.