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May 26, 2024
9:54:48pm

DirtyWater All-American

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DirtyWater

Bio page: DirtyWater
Joined: Aug 29, 2005
Last login: Jun 17, 2024
Total posts: 28,386 (815 FO)

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Time

At some point, an NFLer or NBAer will be lured back to college by NIL.

DirtyWater

May 26, 9:26pm

once they've played pro in their sport, they are ineligible to go back to NCAA

cwilke1

May 26, 9:28pm

Until they sue. And the NCAA caves. Rinse, repeat.

TunaOne

May 26, 9:33pm

I doubt very much that rule is enforceable today.

DirtyWater

May 26, 9:35pm

today its completely enforceable. Perhaps someone in the future could challenge

cwilke1

May 26, 9:46pm

Doubt it.

DirtyWater

May 26, 9:54pm

the rule today is what the rule says. there is no court issuing any decision

cwilke1

May 26, 10:03pm

What percentage of disputes end up in court would you guess?

DirtyWater

May 26, 10:18pm

in the entire country? not sure. But the NCAA hasn't made any of the recent

cwilke1

May 27, 5:34am

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TNT

May 26, 11:13pm

Are they though?

Mitty

May 27, 7:53am

I think that NIL will be a victim of schools directly paying athletes.

Everyman

May 26, 10:00pm

If that were to happen, you'd see schools forming a different organization entirely or dropping sports.

ManicBlue

May 26, 10:35pm

#WhenTNTAgreesWithManicBlueJudgmentDayPrayForTheChildren

TNT

May 26, 11:14pm

Seems to be happening more often lately. hahahahaha

ManicBlue

May 26, 11:22pm

Why stop there. Athletes shouldn’t have to attend classes or be limited on

bald man

May 27, 5:28am

So you're saying Jimmer could come back!!!? (but could byu afford him?)

TunaOne

May 27, 6:14am

sure, but since other greats could come back to, what would be his impact?

bald man

May 30, 4:53am

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