Recruiting Football Talk VII

[DD4ME]

Hmmm. Maybe we aren't the only black sheep worried about arbitrary enforcement.

 

[DD4ME]

 

[DD4ME]

From the horse

 

[DD4ME]

 

[Jackcrevol]

thanks for the support asshats.

 

[Orange_Crush]

how the **** is that food

That looked amazing.

 

[AllVol11717]

Hmmm. Maybe we aren't the only black sheep worried about arbitrary enforcement.

This stuff is great for building our case in establishing the precedence of the NCAA’s inconsistency and lack of clear communication of established NIL rules.

 

[Jackcrevol]

That looked like dogshit, unless you're a Mako.

fyp

 

[Orange_Crush]

Sometimes I get a little bent and type stuff...then read it later and thing.."wow..that was a little much"..

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It's the place to be.

 

[rikberry31]

Not a fan. Guardrails needed IMO. Otherwise, schools with massive resources, beyond ours, have yet another advantage (Texas).

There is no school who has massive resources beyond ours. Tennessee has massive resources. Besides if a school lacks resources they should go get more or prioritize what they have, it is a matter of priority in many cases. Vanderbilt lacks in football but that is because it is not their priority, they are a very wealthy school.
Let's say someone spends most of their money on a really nice boat but their car is garbage. His neighbor has a nice car and a modest boat. Should the the fella with the nice car be punished and have to help the other dude buy a better car?

 

[Orange_Crush]

So, to sum up the decision today:

It doesn't technically meet the standard for the TRO to proceed but the NCAA has a week to settle/back down/etc or get embarrassed.

Is that about right?

More than the week. The week is just to rule on the injunction that would restrain NCAA during the trial, which is apt to take some time.

 

[Jimmy Football]

So, to sum up the decision today:

It doesn't technically meet the standard for the TRO to proceed but the NCAA has a week to settle/back down/etc or get embarrassed.

Is that about right?

No. I wouldn’t expect to get a temporary injunction if we didn’t get a TRO. Not impossible, just not likely.

But the judge is signaling that the NCAA will ultimately lose this suit on the merits.

 

[Orange_Crush]

From the horse

The thought of getting sued by every student the deem ineligible (including ineligible for post-season games)...


That must keep them awake at night.

 

[Orange_Crush]

No. I wouldn’t expect to get a temporary injunction if we didn’t get a TRO. Not impossible, just not likely.

But the judge is signaling that the NCAA will ultimately lose this suit on the merits.

Judge probably put a governor on the NCAA w/o the TRO.

You're free to do what you want at the moment.
You can be sued for what you do at the moment, if you lose the case.
You will probably lose the case, from what I can see at the moment.

Do you really want to be sued out of existence?

 

[rikberry31]

Well, if you believe that there is zero chance at regulating the whole thing, then yes, let it all roll without any guardrails. I on the other hand believe Caps can work and help teams like Missouri compete with the Texas's of the world longer term.

Texas' major advantage is not money, it is the fact that they are located in one of most talent rich areas of the country, Missouri is not. They are a huge brand, kids grow up wanting to go there. Five kids ever grew up dreaming to play for Mizzou. Should we force Texas to send some of its talent pool to Missouri and force people to have a lifelong love for them?
Until recently the Ohio Valley was one of the most talent rich along with California and both locales have huge brands, is it any mistake that dominant programs came from there? It's about the Jimmys and the Joes and brand. Missouri has neither and money is not going to make up the difference.

 

[Orange_Crush]

Texas' major advantage is not money, it is the fact that they are located in one of most talent rich areas of the country, Missouri is not. They are a huge brand, kids grow up wanting to go there. Five kids ever grew up dreaming to play for Mizzou. Should we force Texas to send some of its talent pool to Missouri and force people to have a lifelong love for them?
Until recently the Ohio Valley was one of the most talent rich along with California and both locales have huge brands, is it any mistake that dominant programs came from there? It's about the Jimmys and the Joes and brand. Missouri has neither and money is not going to make up the difference.

Recruiting limits on instate kids. Schools can't sign more than three athletes from their home state. Consumer demand trumps the athlete's right to go to college where they want.

 

[TheRain]

Which one of you is giving this for a Valentine's Day gift?

 

[BigOrange15]

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[BigOrange15]

More than the week. The week is just to rule on the injunction that would restrain NCAA during the trial, which is apt to take some time.

More what I meant was that if a judge puts it out there that "Tennessee is probably going to win their case" it seems like it would give the NCAA a hint that they should back off.

 

[Jimmy Football]

More what I meant was that if a judge puts it out there that "Tennessee is probably going to win their case" it seems like it would give the NCAA a hint that they should back off.

Yeah, I don’t think the NCAA should have taken that decision as a green light to go forward with investigations and disciplinary measures.

But we’re talking about the NCAA, so who knows? Hopefully their lawyers are advising them to stop provoking lawsuits.

 

[Glitch]

Prepare your cornhole, NCAA.

 

[Jackcrevol]

For anyone that needs it. Given the NCAA uncertainty maybe more than normal.

February 7, 2024: Refuse to allow the stress of life to overtake you. Stress is a byproduct of fear; fear of failure, fear of poverty, fear of rejection, etc. It is not My will that you live in fear. It is my will for you to live a life of faith, believing that I am with you and will be your guide, says the Lord. 2 Timothy 1:7 For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.

Amen to that.

 

[OGbabyaviVol]

For anyone that needs it. Given the NCAA uncertainty maybe more than normal.

February 7, 2024: Refuse to allow the stress of life to overtake you. Stress is a byproduct of fear; fear of failure, fear of poverty, fear of rejection, etc. It is not My will that you live in fear. It is my will for you to live a life of faith, believing that I am with you and will be your guide, says the Lord. 2 Timothy 1:7 For God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power and of love and of a sound mind.

This really hits home for me right now. Thanks.

 

[Jackcrevol]

That looked amazing.

twss

 

[Adam Sandler]

thanks for the support asshats.

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