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Washington Huskies (official thread)

I think it’s more of you signed a 1 year contract so you can play for us or you can play for no one.
Yep it's essentially enforcing a contract and someone has to see if they are enforceable or not. It maybe they can't keep or nor would want to but they want to know if there is at least a financial penalty for breaking contract or is full on wild west.
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WR Devin McCuin (Official Thread)

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Devin McCuin
Position: WR
Weight: 195 lbs
Height: 6-0
Class: Senior
Hometown: Jacksonville, Texas

Career Receiving Statistics​

Season Team Gp Gs Rec Yds Td Long Rec/g Ypc Yds/g
2023-24 UTSA 12 7 42 546 3 72 3.5 13 45.5
2024-25 UTSA 8 8 45 424 5 54 5.6 9.4 53.0
2025-26 UTSA 12 12 65 726 8 52 5.4 11.2 60.5
Career Rushing Statistics

Season Team Gp Gs Att Yds Avg Td Long Att/g Yds/g
2023-24 UTSA 12 7 1 10 10.0 0 10 0.1 0.8
2024-25 UTSA 8 8 3 28 9.3 0 21 0.4 3.5
2025-26 UTSA 12 12 2 11 5.5 0 12 0.2 0.9

Career All-Purpose Statistics​


Season Team Gp Gs Rush Rcv Pr Kr Ir Tot Avg/g
2023-24 UTSA 12 7 10 546 0 0 0 556 46.3
2024-25 UTSA 8 8 28 424 0 0 0 452 56.5
2025-26 UTSA 12 12 11 726 0 0 0 737 61.4

Former UTSA Wide Receiver Devin McCuin Transfers to Ohio State

A 6-foot, 195-pound receiver, McCuin has caught 152 passes for 1,696 yards and 16 touchdowns across three seasons with the Roadrunners, including 65 receptions for 726 yards and eight touchdowns in 2025. He’ll bring a jolt of speed to Ohio State’s wide receiver room, as he was timed at 4.37 seconds in the 40-yard dash and 10.28 seconds in the 100-meter dash in high school.

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Look Who's Transferring Now (The Portal)

I've been laying out the only logical solution I can see for a couple of years now.

Teams-->form league-->teams employ players--> players unionize/CBA

To get that ball rolling, I don't see how you can avoid splitting the teams off into a separate legal entity that has a license deal with the schools to use the team name, colors, logos, stadium etc.

A professional sport just can't stay inside of the academic shell (Title IX/federal funding) anymore.
I think I’m finally onboard with this.
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Washington Huskies (official thread)

My first thought too. What's to stop the kid from intentionally throwing a pick or fumbling every time he touches the ball? Or as you said, turn himself into a locker room cancer. So now a school is keeping a kid on the bench that they are paying big bucks for. If the guy doesn't want to be let him go and sue for breach of contract.

Exactly.

I just don't see this as being materially different than a civil suit over a contract breach. Maybe you could stretch it and claim fraud? I think there is a pretty high bar for that though (not a lawyer).
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