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Kentucky quarterback Zach Calzada posted an apology for a video he sent to a critic in which he showed off his NIL money.

In the video, apparently to someone named Garrett, Calzada told the critic to "stop hating and go get you some money ."

"But since you ain't got nothing, you can go ahead and count mine. Let's count," Calzada said while shuffling numerous $100 bills. "Straight hundreds, Garrett. Don't lose count."

The video then found its way to social media, posted by Garrett himself.

Calzada then took to his Instagram story to apologize for his actions.

"To my teammates, coaches, and anyone who has ever believed in me: I take full responsibility for the video I sent to someone on social media. I let my emotions g

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