Teddy Knox

[Pak Drescott]

Highly recruited receiver that was only on the team one season under Leach then transferred out. Turns out he was racing Rashee Rice and caused a multi car crash back in 2024. Saw his name in one of the ESPN headlines and knew I recognized it from somewhere.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/48506401/court-rules-smu-theodore-knox-28m-judgement

 

[Curby]

Didn't know where he'd been.

And that he didn't make it as a receiver, was playing cornerback on defense at SMU?

 

[Pak Drescott]

Yeah was surprised to see he switched to defense. He was in the same class as Malik Nabers and I thought we were fortunate to hold on to Knox at the time when Nabers flipped on signing day. Just another highly rated recruit that didn't translate to the college level

 

[jethreauxdawg]

So has he signed with UGA yet?

 

[Pak Drescott]

So has he signed with UGA yet?

He's got at least a few more years of eligibility left so it is only a matter of time before someone gives him a chance

 

[kired]

So what happens in a case like this? He owes over $5million in damages. I’m guessing he’s never made hardly any money in his whole life, and he’s probably never going to make much

 

[BoDawg.sixpack]

So what happens in a case like this? He owes over $5million in damages. I’m guessing he’s never made hardly any money in his whole life, and he’s probably never going to make much

Wage garnishment.

 

[Curby]

So what happens in a case like this? He owes over $5million in damages. I’m guessing he’s never made hardly any money in his whole life, and he’s probably never going to make much

Civil case damages often never get paid off.

I don't think OJ ever paid a dime to his civil case losses to the Brown and Goldman families. And he HAD the money to do so