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Let's get you to the retirement home, grandpa“I need to see the replay”… really? This broadcast gives Major League movie vibes.
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Let's get you to the retirement home, grandpa“I need to see the replay”… really? This broadcast gives Major League movie vibes.
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“I need to see the replay”… really? This broadcast gives Major League movie vibes.
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U.S. Senate votes, 77-22, to pass Protect College Sports Act
The federal bill aimed at reshaping the college sports industry took a major step toward becoming law Monday night when the U.S. Senate overwhelmingly voted, 77-22, to pass it.
The Protect College Sports Act moves next to the House of Representatives, where it will face some opposition from both sides of the political spectrum and a narrow window to garner support. House representatives are not scheduled to vote on any bills until after November's midterm elections. If it doesn't get through the House during a lame duck legislative session before a new Congress takes over in January, the full process would have to start from the beginning.
"This bill puts an end to the chaos plaguing college athletics," Ted Cruz said from the Senate floor Monday.
The bill provides the NCAA with an antitrust exemption designed to help the association enforce a cap on how much teams can pay their athletes as well as other rules that have deteriorated due to legal challenges in recent years. If the bill becomes law, athletes would be limited to transferring one time without penalty during their college career. It would reinforce new NCAA rules that limit athletes to a five-year window to compete in college that begins either when they finish high school or turn 19 years old.
Ugh. First the suspension then this (allegedly). I hope this works out.woof woof?
It would reinforce new NCAA rules that limit athletes to a five-year window to compete in college that begins either when they finish high school or turn 19 years old.
They actually do this almost every year. There's usually a player who's family has the means to allow him to travel to other places to visit other commits. Or, commits will all convene at a player's house, usually a local commit, and then they all go to the game together. I know Jack Sawyer did that for his class. It helps that Edmunds has family in OH as well.Now, that's leadership from Edmunds. Don't believe have heard of that since the Brew Crew took some players (down in FLA?) to visit a Buckeye commit or someone they wanted to join them up here...
Round 1 - Pick 1
Jeremiah Smith WR
Ohio State • Jr • 6'4" / 222 lbs
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Dante Moore, Julian Sayin, CJ Carr, LaNorris Sellers -- what do all four of those quarterbacks have in common? Well none of them appear in this mock draft because all of them have more years of eligibility. With Sayin and Carr I think physical development and mastery are needed for them to get drafted where they want to.

Amazing highlights reel! So many poorly thrown balls that he turned into catches, first downs and touchdowns
I assume he was yelling at whoever applied the late hit to Hurts.
Not even good paul chryst wisconsinThey lost to Wisconsin.