Ncaa done shuts down investigation

[Mose Phillip's Watch]

We won !

 

[cherokeeeVOL]

Sounds to me like they’re just putting it on hold for now until the case is decided.

 

[Mose Phillip's Watch]

They are toast

 

[DowsaTV]

Never in doubt. Now throw out the NCAA and the targeting rule with them.

 

[DowsaTV]

Adding this link as well.

BREAKING: NCAA Pausing All NIL Collective Investigations

The NCAA has paused all investigations into NIL collectives across college football in response to the lawsuit by the Tennessee Volunteers.

www.si.com

 

[joevols89]

Sounds to me like they’re just putting it on hold for now until the case is decided.

So 2 years?

 

[cherokeeeVOL]

So 2 years?

Seems like it will be a while, yeah. Hopefully they just drop it altogether

 

[Orange defense]

So 2 years?

Just enough time for a new organization to form???

 

[IndianaVol]

After losing the injunction hearing, the NCAA sees they don't have the resources to fight this on a level playing field.

They're stepping back to gain support for some kind of rewriting of the NIL rules that would be enforceable from that point forward.

That's gonna take a few years.

 

[Savannahbayvol]

Sounds to me like they’re just putting it on hold for now until the case is decided.

Once the toothpaste is out of the tube there is no putting it back. No way after 2 more years of NIL they could even cut it back a little.

 

[S.C. OrangeMan]

After losing the injunction hearing, the NCAA sees they don't have the resources to fight this on a level playing field.

They're stepping back to gain support for some kind of rewriting of the NIL rules that would be enforceable from that point forward.

That's gonna take a few years.

The NCAA can't rewrite NIL rules.

 

[CAVPUT]

Sounds to me like they’re just putting it on hold for now until the case is decided.

Yep. "Pause and not begin" isn't quite the same thing as cease and desist. They've proven to be snakes with a vendetta against us. No way I trust a single thing they say. Stay alert Plowman.

 

[MHS Rebel]

Does this deserve a BOOM ?

 

[The_Dude]

Never in doubt. Now throw out the NCAA and the targeting rule with them.

Bring the pain!

 

[The_Dude]

Does this deserve a BOOM ?

Let the boom be on the field!

 

[Halph66]

Sue for damages and dump every penny in our NIL collective. We call tell recruits they are sponsored by the NCAA.
GBO!

 

[Rememberthelate90s]

Pat forde just died a little inside.

 

[cgrish]

After losing the injunction hearing, the NCAA sees they don't have the resources to fight this on a level playing field.

They're stepping back to gain support for some kind of rewriting of the NIL rules that would be enforceable from that point forward.

That's gonna take a few years.

So in the mean time no nil rules at all?

 

[SprocketRocket]

The NCAA can't rewrite NIL rules.

^This

 

[unfrozencvmanvol]

Sounds to me like they’re just putting it on hold for now until the case is decided.

That's what they were ordered to do.

 

[Volador]

 

[Gladiator1]

I just hope our guys stay on their toes. NCAA will hold a grudge and if they have any future say, they will come after us with whatever they can, no matter how miniscule the infraction

 

[OrangeTsar]

Never in doubt. Now throw out the NCAA and the targeting rule with them.

And bring back clock stoppage on First down while we’re at it

 

[OrangeTsar]

Sounds to me like they’re just putting it on hold for now until the case is decided.

They really didn’t have any other choice. To do otherwise would just be asking for trouble frommster judge going forward

 

[OrangeTsar]

After losing the injunction hearing, the NCAA sees they don't have the resources to fight this on a level playing field.

They're stepping back to gain support for some kind of rewriting of the NIL rules that would be enforceable from that point forward.

That's gonna take a few years.

Their only really viable strategy remaining to them is to somehow convince Congress to pass national legislation. I think the chances of that happening are under 30% though. The NCAA has to know based on precedents of late that the courts will not give them the outcomes they desire