Vols en route to Columbia without Cade Mays

[cardvolfan]

Before we get too packed out on Sankey, he is the sole reason there is any CFB this season in any P5 conference.

Interesting statement. Sole reason, eh?

 

[VolDave53]

Interesting statement. Sole reason, eh?

Yup: All the right moves: Greg Sankey is the reason the SEC (and others) are playing college football
"Sankey was selling patience and science and reminding his remaining P5 colleagues of the true pitfalls of playing spring football."

 

[JonGrudensAgent]

Of course they are.

Screw the SEC and NCAA

 

[ABINGDON VOL FAN]

Is championing frivolous lawsuits your "thing", or is it just when you want UT to get a good player?

How do you know it is frivolous ?

 

[ABINGDON VOL FAN]

Exactly. It's not that hard to pick up the phone and say hey you're not eligible.

That may have happened this week.

 

[BeardedVol]

How do you know it is frivolous ?

Timing, premise, the fact that he's asking for $500,000 on behalf of his wife for 'loss of consortium'.

 

[ABINGDON VOL FAN]

Timing, premise, the fact that he's asking for $500,000 on behalf of his wife for 'loss of consortium'.

Sounds legitimate to me.

 

[MurphyVol]

I heard Pollock say it

Albert Toena says shut up with the nonsense or I'll hit you in the mouth again

 

[Tnphil]

That may have happened this week.

That's what I've thought. They may already know one way or the other. Pruitt might wait and bring it up at his first of next week presser? Just a thought.

 

[77' Vol]

I think Cade will want to play for the Vols one year even if he has to sit this year. It would mean a lot to his dad and brother. Blood is thicker than money.

 

[ABINGDON VOL FAN]

I think Cade will want to play for the Vols one year even if he has to sit this year. It would mean a lot to his dad and brother. Blood is thicker than money.

You cannot turn down the money if draft projections are good. It’s not like he is giving up his family if he goes pro.

 

[tennrich1]

I think Cade will want to play for the Vols one year even if he has to sit this year. It would mean a lot to his dad and brother. Blood is thicker than money.

I’d certainly like to see him play at least one season with the Vols but if he’s projected a first rounder I’d expect he would go. Hope I’m wrong.

 

[Vol Main]

If Franks dropped out of Florida in December, 2019, why didn't the SEC compel him to sit out a season after he transferred to Arkansas?

"On December 1, he announced that he would either transfer or enter his name into the NFL Draft, subsequently transferring to fellow SEC foe the Arkansas Razorbacks for the 2020 season."
Former Florida Gators Football: Feleipe Franks (2019)

 

[Tnphil]

Franks is a grad transfer.

 

[jordan4vols]

Timing, premise, the fact that he's asking for $500,000 on behalf of his wife for 'loss of consortium'.

I’m going to hammer you since you don’t understand negligence law and injury statutes. The timing is it was filed before the state statute date to preserve the injury claim. The wife has a loss of consortium claim against the tortfeasor. Asking for 500,000 doesn’t mean you expect 500. It is standard to throw out an absurd number in a complaint and then come down during negotiations.

 

[m1al]

I’m going to hammer you since you don’t understand negligence law and injury statutes. The timing is it was filed before the state statute date to preserve the injury claim. The wife has a loss of consortium claim against the tortfeasor. Asking for 500,000 doesn’t mean you expect 500. It is standard to throw out an absurd number in a complaint and then come down during negotiations.

Don't argue with him, he's VolNation's version of Legalzooooom.....

 

[joevol33]

I was watching tge Ky game, and the announcers were talking about Gatewood. I may be wrong, but isn't his transfer about the same as Mays? I ask because the announcers were saying in that game that he'd likely get to play some this year. How would he, but not Mays?

 

[Carl Pickens]

Shame on Greg Sankey and the SEC for not giving Cade a ruling (after already being approved by the NCAA) THE NIGHT BEFORE THE OPENING GAME.

Rest assured, if it was UGA, Alabama, LSU, or Florida that was in this situation, they would have had an answer and a likely eligible 5* OT starting for them tomorrow.

I agree. How hard can it be to make a freaking decision? Sankey

 

[LTVol]

Albert Toena says shut up with the nonsense or I'll hit you in the mouth again

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