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Why Donald De La Haye’s quit college football | New York Post
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3:10Now PlayingFormer kicker Donald De La Haye lost friends and supporters, who called him “crazy” among other things, after he chose his profitable YouTube channel over a D1 football scholarship at the University of Central Florida.
In 2017 — four years before the NCAA decided to suspend rules prohibiting athletes from selling their name, image and likenesses (NIL) — De La Haye made national headlines for refusing to demonetize or delete his YouTube channel at the NCAA’s request due to his student-athlete status.
After “countless meetings” with the UCF Compliance Office and “back and forth” conversations with the NCAA, De La Haye refused to agree to the “unfair rules and conditions” proposed by the NCAA, one of which he said required him to give up the money he had made from his monetized YouTube videos.
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