Re: New '23 Commit - CB Shad Nkuba II
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Big Buds
It’s really demoralizing as a fan. I wish the NCAA would do something about it but they won’t.
About all they can do is go back to the old eligibility rules and that just won’t happen. Further, I’m not sure if the NCAA went back to those rules it could not be challenged in the courts just like the prohibition against being paid and the NCAA may lose that on the same unconstitutional grounds as pay in the courts.
Re: New '23 Commit - CB Shad Nkuba II
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Originally Posted by
CajunVic
About all they can do is go back to the old eligibility rules and that just won’t happen. Further, I’m not sure if the NCAA went back to those rules it could not be challenged in the courts just like the prohibition against being paid and the NCAA may lose that on the same unconstitutional grounds as pay in the courts.
Make the player sit out a year. Fixed it.
Re: New '23 Commit - CB Shad Nkuba II
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Originally Posted by
Big Buds
Make the player sit out a year. Fixed it.
Not sure the courts would not rule that unconstitutional at this point if it was reinstated and then challenged by athletes.
Re: New '23 Commit - CB Shad Nkuba II
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Originally Posted by
CajunVic
Not sure the courts would not rule that unconstitutional at this point if it was reinstated and then challenged by athletes.
What’s unconstitutional is your outlook, buddy! Lol
Re: New '23 Commit - CB Shad Nkuba II
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Originally Posted by
Big Buds
What’s unconstitutional is your outlook, buddy! Lol
The athletes could argue that the one year set out stifles their ability to maximize income as an athlete. It is not as strong as the Supreme Court case already decided but may not be found to be a stretch.
Re: New '23 Commit - CB Shad Nkuba II
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Originally Posted by
CajunVic
Not sure the courts would not rule that unconstitutional at this point if it was reinstated and then challenged by athletes.
This has nothing to do with the constitution. These are rules to play within the NCAA. So if you play in the NCAA the one year sit is the rule period and end of story.
Re: New '23 Commit - CB Shad Nkuba II
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CajunT
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Does he have any offers? He doesn't even have a 247
Re: New '23 Commit - CB Shad Nkuba II
NCAA will not close the pipeline of free talent to P5.
"Free" being others spend tens of thousands to recruit/develop for 1-3 years with literally $0 financial cost to P5 to simply take at will. Even the NIL to lure players is paid by boosters. UL, lower P5. G5 and to a lessor degree FCS are stuck with ALL the player development expenses. The Huge time investment resources are lost with no reciprocation of the cost incurred to me is BY FAR the biggest inequity this current system has created.
Re: New '23 Commit - CB Shad Nkuba II
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Hudsheen#Fired
Does he have any offers? He doesn't even have a 247
Here's his hudl link. He definitely looks the part.
https://www.hudl.com/profile/10930949/Micaiah-Bivines
Re: New '23 Commit - CB Shad Nkuba II
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Originally Posted by
Hudsheen#Fired
Does he have any offers? He doesn't even have a 247
All FCS offers.
Re: New '23 Commit - CB Shad Nkuba II
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Originally Posted by
mxpxfr690
This has nothing to do with the constitution. These are rules to play within the NCAA. So if you play in the NCAA the one year sit is the rule period and end of story.
So was no pay for years. Same could happen to that rule and you can bet some athlete will challenge it.