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Good for him.
Former Wisconsin DB Xavier Lucas leaving school for Miami without entering transfer portal in a groundbreaking move
Wisconsin refused to enter Lucas into the portal after he requested a transfer, but he's off to Miami regardless in a groundbreaking move that may have ramifications across college football.
You ain't seen nothing yet. With college sports, and society at large, we are headed towards a real cluster. And I don't mean this politically. Across the political spectrum we are witnessing a significant attitude change. It's global and it is worrisome. Courts don't have armies.
You must have missed the part about Wisconsin not following the rule and permitting him to enter the transfer portal.
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Actually all college sport. Title IX will also have a say, so that all athletes must get paid the same--whether or not that sport generates any revenue.
It'll be interesting to see if everyone MUST be paid the same or if it can be based on the amount of revenue a sport generates. If it's the former, expect a sport-cutting frenzy - most of which will be male.
I do not think there is anyway to make sure everyone is paid the same, but I definitely can see a minimum every student athlete needs to be paid annually.
you still have to be able to enroll in the next school. they have to be in good academic standing at the original school to transfer anywhere and be eligible. further they have to be able to enroll in the new school, which is not possible after a certain point in the semester. they still are students.This is so fun. Just nuke everything already. What the f*ck are we doing here fellas?
Chaos continues for college football, with apparent collapse of transfer portal
College football continues to experience the chaos it deserves.
College football continues to experience the chaos it deserves.
Thanks to decades of blatant antitrust violations that limited players to an education that didn’t begin to match the value they brought to their school, the model has collapsed in recent years — thanks to a stream of slam-dunk lawsuits attacking the habit of independent businesses coming together under the umbrella of the NCAA to rig, and to cap, labor expenses.
The latest chunk of chaos comes from the apparent collapse of the transfer portal. After Wisconsin refused to allow cornerback Xavier Lucas to enter the portal, he left the school and transferred to Miami.
The NCAA, which apparently has learned the lessons of multiple failed antitrust cases, has thrown the door open for transfers beyond the parameters of the portal.
“NCAA rules do not prevent a student-athlete from unenrolling from an institution, enrolling at a new institution and competing immediately,” the NCAA said in a statement to Ross Dellenger of Yahoo.com.
Finish west side of stadium, do other important/needed aspects onother 3 sides, then see where college football is at before going crazy with renovations in those 3. I’m still not convinced stadium will be packed 10 yrs from now, no matter how good our record.
Well that is different than "cut everything".
Not much of a story. Both play lacrosse. It's a huge part of their identities.
I thought the settlement was to pay ex players damages for loss of income. I don't think that mandates paying current players but I could be wrong. There is a bipartisan effort for a bill that would block student athletes from gaining employee status.
