Recruiting Forum Football Talk [RIP 9.3.2019]

[theutvolunteers]

So when the strength coach leaves, do our players have to return their gains?

Only if we let a GA run the program after his departure.

 

[SSVol]

Only if we let a GA run the program after his departure.

I'd say we good then.

 

[Bassmaster_Vol]

Does Fyre guy know something?



Probably Payton

 

[HankHill]

Baseball scholarships are all just partial scholarships. I believe 27 is the total number for college teams and that covers 35 players on a team. This is nothing like football.

It’s still taking away “ a contract” from a kid that was signed by both parties with no repercussions. Then players are forced to go to mainly juco and start over.

That’s way worse then a player transferring from a player.

 

[SweetasSoda]

If he agreed to a 4 year 20 million dollar deal and left after 1 year, that’s honoring his commitment?
But somehow transferring before graduating isn’t... Weird

Ncaa or anyone else has no business regulating “what is best for a student” (which is what they say their reasoning is)

If the coach signed a contract saying he would NEVER leave unless fired, you would have a point. They sign a contract with clauses stating how much they will pay the school if they leave before the length of the contract. The school pays them if they fire them. You want the player to reinburse the university for all expenses incurred during their time there plus recruiting, and their percentage of coaches salaries? No, of course not. It's two different things. I agree with the NCAA that is not in the best interests of the player to continuously be transferring for reasons already stated.

 

[Smokey123]

It’s still taking away “ a contract” from a kid that was signed by both parties with no repercussions. Then players are forced to go to mainly juco and start over.

That’s way worse then a player transferring from a player.

*VN the whole year* “can’t wait till Pruitt tells all these babies to git and pulls their scholarships”

 

[HankHill]

*VN the whole year* “can’t wait till Pruitt tells all these babies to git and pulls their scholarships”

Yea i don’t understand it. It makes no sense for any non elitist person to be mad at a player for transferring and trying to better himself. Especially not one leaving our team lol

 

[Smokey123]

If the coach signed a contract saying he would NEVER leave unless fired, you would have a point. They sign a contract with clauses stating how much they will pay the school if they leave before the length of the contract. The school pays them if they fire them. You want the player to reinburse the university for all expenses incurred during their time there plus recruiting, and their percentage of coaches salaries? No, of course not. It's two different things. I agree with the NCAA that is not in the best interests of the player to continuously be transferring for reasons already stated.

Does a player sign something that’s says he’ll attend all 4 years at said university?

Ncaa shouldn’t be deciding what’s in students bests interest

 

[VolsnCards5]

Orange defense is a national treasure and you guys are going to run him off

 

[jakez4ut]

Who's upset about him transferring? I think it's great.

 

[SweetasSoda]

Does a player sign something that’s says he’ll attend all 4 years at said university?

Ncaa shouldn’t be deciding what’s in students bests interest

Lol. They continuously decide what is in the best interest of the player and the university and the sport. That's what they do. And when they decide that the player is more important than the university and the sport, college football will be ruined.

 

[Rishvol]

Yes exactly. Buyouts happen when a coach doesn’t fulfill the contract, aka commitment

@Rishvol argument doesn’t hold up

I was excited to be mentioned in a comment. Then I saw it's someone who doesn't understand contracts/commitments and got the sads.

 

[Smokey123]

Yea i don’t understand it. It makes no sense for any non elitist person to be mad at a player for transferring and trying to better himself. Especially not one leaving our team lol

Yea it’s odd to say the least

The NCA is corrupt, the fact that so many people will defend them is.... Interesting

 

[Blake25p]

RF is pretty quiet on the eve of Early Signing Day.

 

[VolsnCards5]

When we gonna start hearing the leaks/rumors?

 

[Dooby15]

This

 

[Rishvol]

When we gonna start hearing the leaks/rumors?

Tomorrow around 10am

 

[Batman1948]

Memphis basketball: Penny Hardaway has strong words for UT's Rick Barnes in Tuesday press conference

After reading just a few sentences of this article, I have strong suspicions that the contract may not be extended beyond the next two games. Penny is a first year college coach and he's acting like a little turd. Me thinks he isn't a big fan of getting his a$$ handed to him by Tennessee.

 

[BruinVol]

Does Fyre guy know something?



Probably Payton

Spell check messed him up
He meant "flop" coming soon

Memphis plays tomorrow

 

[KokoBVol]

Orange defense is a national treasure and you guys are going to run him off

 

[drylo]

A degree is useless for most of those guys. If we’re getting down to it the biggest issue is that they’re made to go to college to advance their professional prospects.

It’d be like if I told you the only way to be an astronaut would be if you did 4 years as a welders apprentice.

Yeah but if you’re an economist you get something out of sitting through Econ 101. There’s literally no reason for a football player to be there.

Take it up with the NFL, bro.

 

[Vol4ever]

If the SC coach dont want to be here, then gtfo imo.

 

[Smokey123]

Lol. They continuously decide what is in the best interest of the player and the university and the sport. That's what they do. And when they decide that the player is more important than the university and the sport, college football will be ruined.

Ik, and I’m saying they shouldn’t be.

Allowing a player to transfer and not sit isn’t saying a player is more important lol. It’s allowing an adult to make adult decisions.

This is the reason the ncaa gives:

The NCAA places safeguards on the process to promote rational decision-making. Student-athletes who transfer are less likely to earn a degree than those who remain at their original institution; for that reason, it is important that the decision to transfer is carefully considered.

garbage

 

[Smokey123]

I was excited to be mentioned in a comment. Then I saw it's someone who doesn't understand contracts/commitments and got the sads.

I was excited to see someone quoted me, then I realized it’s someone who doesn’t know how a scholarship works.

Pretty sad you can’t defend your position though lol

 

[rockytop25]

It’s still taking away “ a contract” from a kid that was signed by both parties with no repercussions. Then players are forced to go to mainly juco and start over.

That’s way worse then a player transferring from a player.

You have to pretty much earn your scholarship every year in college baseball, those kids know what the deal is when they sign on to play. If you don't like it, go to a smaller school where you're guaranteed a spot.