St. JohnVolCactus
Diamond in the ruff
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Didn't read everyone's thoughts, so SIAP.
This is how i see it. The suit for the finger is simply leverage and could be an insurance policy. 1) If Georgia interferes in the transfer process, then UGA could face "retaliation" claims. Retaliation by UGA against Cade for his family filing the law suit. It wouldn't surprise me if the Mays family is using "fear of retaliation" as a "hardship" reason for the NCAA to grant immediate eligibility. 2) The settlement from the law suit will be the insurance policy for Cade should injury cut his career short or the NFL doesn't come calling. Dad, Kevin, definitely understands that aspect of his sons' situations.
Either way, doubt the NCAA and/ or UGA want this hanging out there for very long. They also don't want the hassle and I seriously doubt they want to fight with - presumably- a high profile lawyer and wage a PR war. That's a lot of energy, human capital, and expense just to keep a young man from "moving home." It also presents a good deal of risk that includes he potential for long term recruiting/ perception blowback.
This is how i see it. The suit for the finger is simply leverage and could be an insurance policy. 1) If Georgia interferes in the transfer process, then UGA could face "retaliation" claims. Retaliation by UGA against Cade for his family filing the law suit. It wouldn't surprise me if the Mays family is using "fear of retaliation" as a "hardship" reason for the NCAA to grant immediate eligibility. 2) The settlement from the law suit will be the insurance policy for Cade should injury cut his career short or the NFL doesn't come calling. Dad, Kevin, definitely understands that aspect of his sons' situations.
Either way, doubt the NCAA and/ or UGA want this hanging out there for very long. They also don't want the hassle and I seriously doubt they want to fight with - presumably- a high profile lawyer and wage a PR war. That's a lot of energy, human capital, and expense just to keep a young man from "moving home." It also presents a good deal of risk that includes he potential for long term recruiting/ perception blowback.