Also, he said Florida was confident on getting Aberdeen. Hoy Cow!
Haugh getting $8-10mil next year according to Norlander
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if they're getting Aberdeen why isn't Oweh back?
They said it was because an injury limited his freshman year to 12 games; they sounded skeptical but said the Florida staff was confident.
The scary thing is they look like last year's Michigan team without him.
It would not surprise me if they ponied up that much cash to get Haugh to pass up another first round deal. Insanity that they got their entire front court back yet again.
A good chunk of this will be marketing. Both him and Mullins came back in part, due to their marketability this season.
In what universe will a mid major ever have a chance in this environment? Theres no way the power four doesn’t break off into its own thing
We barely got Oweh back last year…my assumption is that even if Oweh were cleared some miracle, he would still choose the NBA.
We need our 26 year old big to lay him out one time and he won’t forget it the rest of the year.
Our 26 year old big hasn’t completed a single season healthy. I’m not sure I want him scrapping it up like that
Aberdeen wasn’t injured his freshman year, he wasn’t in the rotation. He played 41 minutes over 12 games
could be, but he's not projected to be drafted. money is money.
Tax free in Florida. This needs to be fixed
Fixed how? There's a reason people move to TN, TX and FL in droves. And no SIT is a big one.
It wouldn’t surprise me if he’s intending to take the Trinidad Chambliss approach where even though it wasn’t really reported at the time because he was deep down the depth chart and wouldn’t have played much anyway, he tries to come back and claim that he had some kind of nagging injury and should be able to count that as a medical redshirt. There wouldn’t even seem to be a basis for an appeal otherwise.
I’ll pay the 3.5% in Kentucky to not live in those states.
The way to fix this disadvantage would be for Kentucky to eliminate state income tax. Unfortunately I see very little to no chance of this happening.
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That did seem to be what they were saying, about a minor injury that kept him from being full strength a while.
Well one but I get your point
you shouldn't be able to get another year based on an injury 4 years ago, should have applied at the time.
His injury freshman year he played on the NIT, I don't see how he can say that year doesn't count
Eliminating SIT would almost certainly come with increases to sales tax and property tax. They’re getting the money from somewhere. And unless you’re in the top 1%-5% of income a high sales tax is typically more onerous than high income tax.
Property taxes and insurance are through the roof but I guess that doesn’t matter to a CBB player.
It was mostly just in response to it being more attractive to recruits. Obviously I would not favor anything that would take more from common people. If it could be done by slashing the government's budget that would interest me.
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Insurance yes, but not sure what county in FL you are in but property taxes in Hillsborough county have not gone up much at all. Actually, statewide there is new law eliminating a portion of property taxes taxes.
Not directly related to your post, but Florida looks like a 3rd world country in many of the non tourist areas. Just never understood the appeal of Florida. And the weather is completely overrated. Hot, humid and daily thunderstorms for about 9 months of the year. I guess everyone has their preferences, but it's literally one of the last states that I would move.
They are gaining tax revenue from the individuals and companies that move there for lower taxation.
Out here in wingnut Oregon the taxes are ridiculous, yet the same government whines annually about deficits and needing more money. They are running their tax base away to other more tax friendly states.
Kentucky has triggers that lower it every year if they are met. If they stay on track it should be gone by 2034.
Kentucky top rate has actually dropped in recent years. Used to be 6% and you reached it with very low taxable income. I don’t know about Lexington but an additional 2.2% in Louisville. 5% of one million is $50,000. That’s not chump change. I grew up on the Ky. Tenn. border and most new housing was on the Tennessee side and most of the groceries were on the Kentucky side where there is no sales tax on most groceries. People definitely respond to taxes.
You all actually read anything? Florida population is going down now because no one can afford real estate, insurance, these associations. The villages are going broke. Ask anyone who lives their and not some AI generated fake news marketing plan.. They are a football school.
That's the first time I've heard anyone say Florida's population is dropping. From what I see their population has grown 8% since 2020 and is forecasted to keep on growing. I am seeing that between 2000 and 2025 Florida's population grew 25 out of 25 years.
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Now that's how you talk that shiyatt and back it up with facts. See don't let people just say whatever on here. Make em earn it. Proud of you Paul. Show them facts baby!That's the first time I've heard anyone say Florida's population is dropping. From what I see their population has grown 8% since 2020 and is forecasted to keep on growing. I am seeing that between 2000 and 2025 Florida's population grew 25 out of 25 years.
Is Florida's population growing or shrinking? | USAFacts
It grew by 196,700 between 2024 and 2025, the second most among all states. Changes in population reflect birth and death rates, immigration patterns, regional shifts, and even the overall health of the economy. Florida’s 0.85% annual increase was primarily driven by immigration to the state. In...
How many people live in Florida? | USAFacts
In 2025, there were 23.5 million people living in Florida. That makes Florida the third-most populous state, home to 6.9% of people living in the US.
Florida Population 2026
Population data, demographics, economic info, and more about the state of Florida.worldpopulationreview.com
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Florida’s population to increase by 1.4M people by 2030
Florida’s Growth Forecast Signals Steady Demand
Florida’s housing market remains positioned for long-term demand, with population growth and early signs of rising home sales, Florida Realtors chief economist said.www.floridarealtors.org
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You do realize home insurance on homes are going up EVERYWHERE, correct?
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No state should have income taxes. If it can be done at other states then all states should be that way. Thats how you fix it
The net may be more people moving into the state, but many more people are moving away compared to past years. Three neighbors in my subdivision are moving to NC and TN and somewhere else because they can't afford it here anymore. In seminole county our taxes were just increased. For several years the state has given sweetheart deals to insurance companies and the rates have still gone up. Plus, the state has not gotten tough on the many ridiculous insurance rejections of claims. In other words, it is still a very good state for businesses as compared to citizens. In seminole county I expect several commissioners to lose their seats, because they allowed an explosion of apartment complexes without sufficient impact fees. Instead, the homeowners and county sales tax are paying it.That's the first time I've heard anyone say Florida's population is dropping. From what I see their population has grown 8% since 2020 and is forecasted to keep on growing. I am seeing that between 2000 and 2025 Florida's population grew 25 out of 25 years.
Is Florida's population growing or shrinking? | USAFacts
It grew by 196,700 between 2024 and 2025, the second most among all states. Changes in population reflect birth and death rates, immigration patterns, regional shifts, and even the overall health of the economy. Florida’s 0.85% annual increase was primarily driven by immigration to the state. In...
How many people live in Florida? | USAFacts
In 2025, there were 23.5 million people living in Florida. That makes Florida the third-most populous state, home to 6.9% of people living in the US.
Florida Population 2026
Population data, demographics, economic info, and more about the state of Florida.
Demographics of Florida - Wikipedia
Florida’s population to increase by 1.4M people by 2030
Florida’s Growth Forecast Signals Steady Demand
Florida’s housing market remains positioned for long-term demand, with population growth and early signs of rising home sales, Florida Realtors chief economist said.
The Villages, Florida Population 2026
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He chastised people for not reading anything and not knowing that Florida's population was dropping. In fact Florida's population has long been rising and is forecasted to continue doing so.
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