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No. We're probably broke after the Mathis deal.Do we have a chance
LmaoNo. We're probably broke after the Mathis deal.
Just playin buddy. Nothing's guaranteed.Lmao
He has to accept first.
Sounds like USC already gave it to him. Headin west.Looking for a pay raise
Hold the phone. This crap is crazy.
Free AgencyHold the phone. This crap is crazy.
Could be another highest bidder situation.Hold the phone. This crap is crazy.
Ha!Do we have a chance
I hate this for the fact that I feel kids should be able to transfer once, since coaches can do as they please. I do think it is needed though to stop this massive free agency issue thoughThe NCAA has to look into this situation sooner rather than later. The confluence of NIL and liberal transfer policies is threatening to destroy college football. The players deserve a slice of the pecuniary pie. Therefore, keep the NIL but tighten the transfer rules once again: you transfer you gotta sit for a year. Also, you transfer, no NIL money for a year.
Only if they put the same restrictions on coaches and AD’s first.The NCAA has to look into this situation sooner rather than later. The confluence of NIL and liberal transfer policies is threatening to destroy college football. The players deserve a slice of the pecuniary pie. Therefore, keep the NIL but tighten the transfer rules once again: you transfer you gotta sit for a year. Also, you transfer, no NIL money for a year.
I deal in reality.Ha!
One thread you hate transfers and NIL
This thread you hope NU can get them!
I appreciate the quick turn.
This is how I feel. I voiced my concerns.... But it is now part of the landscape of college sports. May as well embrace it and go all in.I deal in reality.
The rules are the rules. I still don't like it.
But if its how things are done you do it the best you can.
It's not good or bad.Can anybody provide a single reason as to why free agency is bad for college football?
California dreaming on such a windy day.The NCAA has to look into this situation sooner rather than later. The confluence of NIL and liberal transfer policies is threatening to destroy college football. The players deserve a slice of the pecuniary pie. Therefore, keep the NIL but tighten the transfer rules once again: you transfer you gotta sit for a year. Also, you transfer, no NIL money for a year.
Good idea, but by judging the National Communist Aging A$$holes track record, they will come up with a rule where it's only permissable for the $EC and any other program trying to leverage NIL is guaranteed the death penalty.The NCAA has to look into this situation sooner rather than later. The confluence of NIL and liberal transfer policies is threatening to destroy college football. The players deserve a slice of the pecuniary pie. Therefore, keep the NIL but tighten the transfer rules once again: you transfer you gotta sit for a year. Also, you transfer, no NIL money for a year.
Even the pros have limits to free agency. There has to be some sort of commitment to the schools. This can’t just be open game on rosters every year. Yes, supposedly you can only transfer once without sitting, but the NCAA essentially approves most other transfer requests as long as the player comes up with a ‘personal or family’ reason…Can anybody provide a single reason as to why free agency is bad for college football?
Portal Combat. Let the games begin.
completely agree but to impose those requirements would likely trigger court, eventually Court tests.....constitutional issues.....or not?The NCAA has to look into this situation sooner rather than later. The confluence of NIL and liberal transfer policies is threatening to destroy college football. The players deserve a slice of the pecuniary pie. Therefore, keep the NIL but tighten the transfer rules once again: you transfer you gotta sit for a year. Also, you transfer, no NIL money for a year.
If money is involved, then contracts and the accompanying obligations should be involved as well.The NCAA has to look into this situation sooner rather than later. The confluence of NIL and liberal transfer policies is threatening to destroy college football. The players deserve a slice of the pecuniary pie. Therefore, keep the NIL but tighten the transfer rules once again: you transfer you gotta sit for a year. Also, you transfer, no NIL money for a year.