Snoop Dogg paid son Cordell Broadus $2,000 to play football
Snoop Dogg paid his son, top high school recruit Cordell Broadus, $2,000 to get him into football at the age of 6.
Cordell Broadus wasn't very interested in playing football when he was 6. As the son of Snoop Dogg, it's not very surprising he says he was more interested in acting and entertaining.
Eleven years later, Broadus is a four-star wide receiver with scholarship offers from Arizona State, Arizona, Florida State, LSU, UCLA, USC and several other schools. Recruiting website Rivals.com considers him the No. 19 wide receiver and the No. 2 player from Nevada in the class of 2015.
How did he make the leap from reluctant kid to star recruit? Just a little motivation from dad -- namely $3,000 dollars over the course of his first two seasons.
- Mike Fiammetta
