pnuts34 said:

JJ being the QB1 on an NC winning team deserves a spot on the top 12, imo.

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He fucking cheated. He deserves to be thrown out of a fucking helicopter.

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I’m most concerned about the prospect of 0.2% trend growth

Jaxbuck said:

none of us would ever bang the shit out of an obvious rule slip like that. It's like you remember the year it switched from K's to k/9.

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I was actually going to find it, but realized combing through 301 pages of bullshit to find this one specific rule change wasn’t very enticing. Haha

They're not going to do shit.

here is the key part:

could spark legal challenges from players and/or schools this spring and summer who wish to switch schools or who recruit a player to their school.

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I saw speculation about trading Ward. Kuiper has them picking Tate.

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My money is on the Buckeyes keeping it close. Let's hope they can actually finish this one because they absolutely need to steal it.

Ahiacitian said:

I don’t like changing the K/9 category to just strike outs because then that stat becomes an accumulator stat which encourages constant adding and dropping of pitchers.

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none of us would ever bang the shit out of an obvious rule slip like that. It's like you remember the year it switched from K's to k/9.

NCAA Proposes Significant Penalties for Coaches, Programs Taking Transfers Outside Portal​

Transfer recruiting outside of the single January portal window became a significant issue this offseason.

Transfers have once again been a subject of major offseason strife in college football. The issue hit a peak in late January when Clemson coach Dabo Swinney took public aim at new Ole Miss coach Pete Golding, calling him out for tampering with linebacker Luke Ferrelli—who had recently transferred in from Cal—alleging that Golding was texting him during early morning classes asking about the buyout in his deal with Clemson. Ferrelli, who joined Clemson on Jan. 7 during the open transfer portal, transferred again to Ole Miss on Jan. 22, just under a week after the closure of the portal on Jan. 16.

“We turned everything into the NCAA,” Swinney said. “There’s tampering and then there’s blatant tampering.”

And now it appears that the NCAA is moving forward on dealing with said tampering. The NCAA Division I FBS oversight committee released a recommendation for emergency legislation to punish coaches and schools for taking transfers outside of the portal period, and the proposals are quite punitive. From the NCAA:

• The head coach would be prohibited from all football (recruiting and on-field coaching) and administrative duties (team meetings) for six contests.
• The school would be fined 20% of its football budget.
• The school would be required to reduce the number of roster spots by five for the next season, regardless of the head coach's employment status at the school.

The proposals go to a vote during a Division I cabinet meeting in April, and would go into effect immediately if passed.

“We felt this was appropriate to place an emphasis on this rule with where we are in Division I football,” said Buffalo athletic director Mark Alnutt, chair of the committee. “We have a window for student-athletes to notify their school when they would like to enter the Transfer Portal. If there is movement without going through the process as it is legislated, the committee felt there needed to be significant penalties.”

Some collegiate conferences may no longer need the NCAA to govern them​

The most significant of the concepts — penalties levied on a school and head coach for accepting a transfer outside of the portal window — stands to limit any movement this spring and could spark legal challenges from players and/or schools this spring and summer who wish to switch schools or who recruit a player to their school. The NCAA moved from two portals — December and April — to a single January portal this year.

The penalties may serve as deterrents for schools that wish to enhance their rosters with players from other schools after spring practice by partaking in what is described as “blind transferring” — when a player unenrolls at one school and enrolls at another outside of the portal window. The 15-day portal window in January is meant to be the only route in which players can communicate with coaches from another school without university staff members violating the NCAA’s tampering bylaws.

Didn't get tickets but I had to spring for that bastard Peacock. 11 bucks isn't all that bad if I measure the alternatives.

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I believe Cannon is the only question mark...

Latest report from yesterday is Noel has progressed to not needing a walking boot. Obviously the expectation is he will return before the season is over.

Mobley is considered day-to-day and it is possible he returns to action today.