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VIDEO: Ex-UCF kicker ruled ineligible over YouTube channel drops new ‘NCAA Diss Track’
By Kevin Duffey
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Former UCF kicker Donald De La Haye isn’t backing down.
The former placekicker chose his monetized YouTube channel over his football scholarship in late July.
But since the ruling De La Haye hasn’t shied away from the limelight, releasing videos that troll the NCAA. He also opened up in a video after the ruling discussing his thoughts.
“I may seem unbothered right now,” he said earlier this month. “But I’m definitely torn apart inside. I never thought it would come down to this. They proposed me some rules and some conditions that they wanted me to follow, and I refused to. I didn’t feel like they were fair. I’m not going to get into details about that, because I signed a form. I just didn’t think it was fair what they wanted me to do; so, I told them I wouldn’t do it.”
De La Haye went on to say, “I have to deal with the consequences. No more college football. Since I can’t play college football, no more scholarship. I’m ineligible; I can’t pay for school. Life hit me fast.”
The former Knights kicker has set up a GoFundMe page to help with costs after losing his football scholarship.
Here’s De La Haye’s new NSFW (language) NCAA Diss Track:
A graduate of the University of Florida and founder of Saturday Down South, Kevin is a college football enthusiast.
