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UNLV QB Matthew Sluka has been solid through the team's 3-0 start this season. However maybe his NIL deal has not been fulfilled...
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Filed Under: NCAA Football
Originally published on TigerDroppings.com
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HeadSlash4 min
Hey teammates, go frick yourselfs
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Dingeaux19 min
I wonder if this is about money he was promised in order to get him to enroll or if it's about additional money that he wants. I wonder if other schools get this after their third game (when the redshirt limit has been reached)?
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The story is out. He came to Odom yesterday and demanded 300k in NIL to stay. Odom said no.
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Stinger_106647 min
Link?
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Tasseo1 hour
Huh...so got his name out there and now doesn't want to get hurt. Fans won't forget the schools that go after a guy like this. Bad look.

Hard not to see this coming, so glad I started my cfb detox yrs ago.
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Stinger_10661 hour
Before all you macho men jump all over his arse about quitting on his team, think about this: would you continue working your job if the company you worked for failed to pay you what they promised you they would?

I didn't think so.
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That's not what happened. He demanded 300k from Odom yesterday and Odom said no. You don't know what you're talking about.
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Stinger_106647 min
That is not what his statement indicates. Right now it is he said / she said, unless you have documented evidence of his demand of Odom.
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So, Stinger.... you must have documented evidence that Sluka is not being paid what was promised I presume. As far as I see, there is absolutely no documented evidence provided that supports one side or the other. Sorry but vague statements on twitter are not documented evidence.
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goatmilker1 hour
When this happens to a big time program the talking heads will gather all shocked and surprised demanding something happen.
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conman2 hours
College football has lost its mind.
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