Pat Forde's still around and wrote the articleHow is SI still around?...werent almost all staff fired a week ago?
AI writing articles about NIL now...
Seems to me like they are doing their job. Of course, they can't prevent someone from making the playoff, but they can take away scholarships. Of course, you can get around that by NIL, but I don't think that would be a common thing. I remember folks thinking teams would pay NIL to walk-ons, and that hasn't happened yet.I don’t think the NCAA will exist long enough to levy significant penalties against a P5 school for NIL violations.
Sad, but most likely it will be true.I see some no-name assistant losing his job and Tennessee losing a couple of official visits over the next couple of years. NCAA is cracking down. **
I, for one, like it. I hope the ncaa hammers all three and makes their way to Oxford soon.
We should not be the ones leading the charge for all this ‘change’. I get your point though. But Tennessee and MSU are different animals.I read the letter the Tennessee chancellor sent to the NCAA head, and hoo boy it would be incredible to see Mark Keenum send a letter like that.
Except it's literally every team in college football. And this is a fight the NCAA will not win.This is basically the 80’s SWC
I know you are going for the Airplane joke but it should be spelled Surely for your sentence and then the reply is "don't call me Shirley".I wondering who is ratting schools out and what proof do they have? Shirley no staff is actually leaving crumble trails when they cross those lines. Shirley!
And according to the legal perspectives that I've read so far, they'll likely win. So to recap, we're in the midst of a multi-billion dollar competitive industry where the overseeing body has no ability to regulate or enforce rules related to competitive equity.Tennessee and Virginia attorney generals suing the NCAA over NIL.
I read the letter the Tennessee chancellor sent to the NCAA head, and hoo boy it would be incredible to see Mark Keenum send a letter like that.
Exactly. Ridiculous.And according to the legal perspectives that I've read so far, they'll likely win. So to recap, we're in the midst of a multi-billion dollar competitive industry where the overseeing body has no ability to regulate or enforce rules related to competitive equity.
This is great
And it always looks bad that you pleaded guilty to something that years later comes out as being not true. (Rogue investigator)
Instead this is our response in the past to anything NCAA related
That was not at all what I was suggesting. I'd like MSU to stay far away from any NCAA smoke.We should not be the ones leading the charge for all this ‘change’. I get your point though. But Tennessee and MSU are different animals.
No doubt, we'd self impose the death penalty.
Instead this is our response in the past to anything NCAA related