Nico Iamaleava (QB Tennessee, bad poker player, transfer to UCLA)
- By Zurp
- College Football
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FIFYHope he gets rejected from teams in the MAC next year.
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FIFYHope he gets rejected from teams in the MAC next year.
RIP.Uhhhh, maybe I'm missing the joke here but that article is from a year ago.
Dude, that's only from 364 days ago - why you trippin?Uhhhh, maybe I'm missing the joke here but that article is from a year ago.
Not the one you’re waiting for but actions on recruiting violations
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Michigan given three-year probation, recruiting penalties by NCAA for football violations
This ruling is unrelated to the Michigan sign-stealing investigation, which remains ongoing.sports.yahoo.com
Forgot bling watches flashed at opposing student sections.
I'd argue what you are seeing is what the uncontrolled dissolution of the old order and free for all to gain advantage before by semblance of a new one takes its place.
Now the NCAA and universities are at fault from from that. They could have made the "settlement" they are trying to get passed happen a decade or two ago and been able to control the outcomes much more.
Actually some are saying Miami is the team OSU has to beat out for Kennard Davis. Ole Miss just got a commitment today from AJ Storr (remember him?), who is fresh off of a season of top dollar NIL pay for underwhelming at Kansas. I'm skeptical that Ole Miss has the juice to have AJ Storr and Kennard Davis both, but it is Chris Beard we're talking about. Miami, they do have a new coach Lucas so they are probably looking to make a splash this season.Welp. Kennard Davis is visiting Ole Miss, so now I would guess OSU is not going to get him after all, as OSU hoops NEVER wins recruiting battles with the SEC over transfers. I wonder at what point do we stop accepting constantly losing recruiting battles to SEC programs that aren't blue bloods? I don't doubt that Davis will get $1M to transfer to the school of his choice.
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I'd argue what you are seeing is what the uncontrolled dissolution of the old order and free for all to gain advantage before by semblance of a new one takes its place.This is all because the NCAA/Bowl/Universities kept all the money for themselves for decades.
What you are seeing is simply the natural confusion that comes at the end of one system and the beginning of a new one.
Yep. Though there was always going to be local sponsorships cause why would a Columbus dealership pay NIL for a kid going to USC or TCU. But it quickly became pay for play. And with the courts telling the NCAA hands off or see you in court the NCAA can't even enforce the pay to play rulesWell the kids aren't supposed to be getting paid to go to the school. This is all because they wanted to be able to be paid for endorsements. It just got immediately corrupted as everybody knew it would.
Well the kids aren't supposed to be getting paid to go to the school. This is all because they wanted to be able to be paid for endorsements. It just got immediately corrupted as everybody knew it would.
careful.....can't criticize. only praise.Fucks sake JD.![]()
Well the kids aren't supposed to be getting paid to go to the school. This is all because they wanted to be able to be paid for endorsements. It just got immediately corrupted as everybody knew it would.The one thing is: the coaches signed a contract. There is usually some sort of buyout if they want to leave or are fired. That needs to be considered for the players too. If I'm a big time booster, why shell out a lot of money only for them to come back later demanding more? Where does it end?
Yeah, I'm not hoping for Cade Tyson. If he couldn't cut it on a UNC team that barely made the tourney, he won't be any better here.According to 11W posts we are in contact with Cade Tyson. Major WOOF if that's our last portal get.
Guy totally bombed in his step up to competition at UNC last year.
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Cade Tyson Career Stats - NCAAM - ESPN
Complete career NCAAM stats for the North Carolina Tar Heels Guard Cade Tyson on ESPN. Includes points, rebounds, and assists.www.espn.com
Might as well just roll with Colin White in that role at that point.