Harriet Ryan

Money Man says, like, look, I can come up with $24,000 a year for his senior season, but that's it.

And so he's about to do that deal, and then he realizes that it's just not going to look good.

The school that he's buying kids for at that point is a poor-ish public school in L.A., like, not in a good area.

And he's like, how am I going to explain that the star player is spending his senior year playing for this team?

So he's like, I'm not going to do it.

She was diabetic.

She didn't take insulin.

And she was found dead in her bed with a lot of cocaine in her system and with a condition that's caused by a lack of insulin.

His father tries to find him at football practice and runs into the coach, in which the dad is just like, his mom just died.

He needs therapy.

His head is all over the place.

I just want to talk to him.

This is not natural.

And the coach essentially says, like, I cannot force him to talk to you.

You know, it's his decision, kind of.

Well, yeah.

I mean, it's unclear why the court order wasn't enforced.

But I've been told that it was a bruising custody hearing proceedings for his mother.

And she was furious with how her family had handled things and had sided with, you know, her ex-husband.

And she said, I forbid you from ever talking to those people again.