I would take that to the bank. They are a natural fit for the SEC footprint.
If the SEC doesn't take them, the BIG would easily want them to expand into the south.
They sued in SC, so now the ACC is facing three suits in three different states, and their two biggest football brands (FSU and Clemson) want to leave.
If they are successful, do we want them in the SEC? I know South Carolina doesn',t.
That "intent" violated at least two federal laws, as well as every principle of business and common sense. That's why the NCAA has a federal injunction keeping them out of regulating it.
One guy gets a DUI and someone claims that their program is being dismantled???
Not even..
Georgia has a player and staffer killed in a wreck by another player and no one thinks this program will be a thing less than elite going forward.
NIL can be connected to any school the player and collective agree on. The NCAA cannot interfere in that in any way. So says the judge who issued the injunction in the federal court in Greenville..
Tennessee also joined West Virginia, Ohio, and several other states in the West Virginia suit against the NCAA over the transfer limits. The plaintiffs got an injunction that allows free, unlimited transfers
Not at all. It doesn't matter what the NCAA calls the people that pay athletes for endorsements.
NIL is legal. The Greenville judge hit the NCAA with an injunction that prevents them from interfering with NIL in any way.
The entire NCAA sports model is illegal, per Justice Kavanaugh's...
False Generalization... "The fans". That is easily debunked by actually paying attention to the decades in this forum
The fire was the NCAA's illegal rules.
The state of Tennessee and the University are the ones actually extinguishing those flames.
It's GREAT to be a Tennessee Voo and it's...
You got that entirely wrong. Football players bring tens of millions of dollars to UT every year. Show me another UT sport that does that...there are none. What do you think the University runs on? That's right, it runs in money.
What is corrupt is the NCAA's antitrust collusion that kept...