2025 scUM Shenanigans, Arguments, etc.

[zbuck]

Awkward!

It is a rather large group.

 

[ORD_Buckeye]

So apparently there's a bill in the Michigan statehouse that would make tsun and sparty exempt from any ncaa rules and penalties and also exempt them from any future limits or regulations on NIL.

Do these jock sniffing politicians know that they would essentially be killing their football programs as the B1G would expel them and nobody else would schedule them. Does ttun go back to playing high schools? This has to be coming from tsun. It doesn't seem like a sparty move, but fits right in with tsun's arrogance.

 

[BuckeyeNation27]

So apparently there's a bill in the Michigan statehouse that would make tsun and sparty exempt from any ncaa rules and penalties and also exempt them from any future limits or regulations on NIL.

Do these jock sniffing politicians know that they would essentially be killing their football programs as the B1G would expel them and nobody else would schedule them. Does ttun go back to playing high schools? This has to be coming from tsun. It doesn't seem like a sparty move, but fits right in with tsun's arrogance.

It's no different than the clown who wanted to make it illegal to plant a flag in the state of Ohio. Just nonsense legislation never meant to pass that has the fun side effect of making the schools look stupid.

 

[colobuck79]

I'm guessing the bill will pass.

 

[Zurp]

So apparently there's a bill in the Michigan statehouse that would make tsun and sparty exempt from any ncaa rules and penalties and also exempt them from any future limits or regulations on NIL.

Do these jock sniffing politicians know that they would essentially be killing their football programs as the B1G would expel them and nobody else would schedule them. Does ttun go back to playing high schools? This has to be coming from tsun. It doesn't seem like a sparty move, but fits right in with tsun's arrogance.

I think it will pass, but *ichigan, Sparty, and the three directional schools will all sign something that says they'll play by the rules.
I think I heard or read that Tennessee did something similar recently.

 

[Thump]

I'm guessing the bill will pass.

Rubber stamp.

 

[cincibuck]

Is Michigan fucked, yet?

 

[jarv]

Do I hope the NCAA see's that legislation as a middle finger towards them, specifically from a certain university that has already called them liars and puts football not only above academics, which is already a cardinal sin, but above the actual law?

Yes.

Yes, I most certainly do.

 

[Jaxbuck]

Food for thought;

Not even states like Alabama, Texas, Arkansas and Mississippi have had to use the state legislature to try and get the football schools out of trouble.

Just sayin'

 

[Buckeyeskickbuttocks]

Food for thought;

Not even states like Alabama, Texas, Arkansas and Mississippi have had to use the state legislature to try and get the football schools out of trouble.

Just sayin'

Leaders and best.

 

[BuckyKatt]

 

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[Jaxbuck]

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[zbuck]

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Could this be an opportunity to finally get these dipshits into some proper discovery ?

I sure hope so .....

 

[AKAK]

.and Santa?