
Longtime Mississippi State AD: College athletics is broken, he knows whose fault it is, and it won’t stay this way
Larry Templeton talks the state of college athletics. He expects the SEC and Commissioner Greg Sankey to step up and develop a plan.

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Longtime Mississippi State AD: College athletics is broken, he knows whose fault it is, and it won’t stay this way
Larry Templeton talks the state of college athletics. He expects the SEC and Commissioner Greg Sankey to step up and develop a plan.magnoliatribune.com
The NCAA could've reformed 10 years ago and nipped all this in the bud, but instead they lawyered-up and lost court case after court case.“I used to feel strongly that we were academic institution-based with amateur athletes, but because of the way we led, I’m totally convinced I’m on the side of the student-athlete now. They deserve everything they’re getting, and we, as athletic leaders, deserve everything we’re having to deal with. The leadership of the NCAA and the leadership of those of us involved in athletics saw this coming. We had a system in place. We couldn’t change it. Through our lack of taking control, of changing our system, we just sat there and let this happen,” Templeton said.
Who's the most glorified, worthless sack of monkey crap? LT or Big E?
Maybe that's why he couldn't smell those stinking azz plastic cupsI wish he would have blown that booger out of his nose when they made the documentary Thunder and Lighting. He had a booger in his nose. A Booger.
Along with non compete clauses. That would end the crazy free agent crap.The solution is to put players on contract. If they want to be professionals, then treat them as such.
Just put them in contract. Run it like a soccer transfer system.Along with non compete clauses. That would end the crazy free agent crap.